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'From assessment to intervention': In school-age children, a cognitive weakness that affects the ability to form letters and numbers accurately and efficiently.

The theme of this year's International Women's Day - #BreakTheBias - encouraged people to imagine a world free of bias, stereotypes and discrimination.

OISE alum Melissa Sariffodeen is the CEO and co-founder of Canada Learning Code, helping inspire young girls to overcome the "dream gap."

Dr. Tabi was recently appointed assistant professor at McGill in the Department of Integrated Studies in Education.

Kitchener MPP Laura Mae Lindo's bill aimed at countering racism in schools received nearly unanimous support in Queen's Park this week.

How does internationalization impact students, programs, and institutions? OISE Professor Elizabeth Buckner explored this question.

Laidlaw Forum: Emerging Ideas in Child Study and Education, a new peer-reviewed journal.

This year’s Black Faculty in Conversation convened with a new educational centre at the forefront of the conversation.

Marycarmen Lara Villanueva casts a historical light and explains how the legacy of racism against Blackness and dark skin continues today.

Jean Lowe was among the most decorated amateur athletes of her day, and yet few Canadians have ever heard of her.

At a recent event, OISE Prof. Mary Reid and Dr. Kien Nam Luu discussed their research findings on the impacts of anti-Asian hate on Canadian educators.

Last week, OISE community members were subject to anti-Asian racist threats and video of a man holding a machine gun during a virtual meeting.