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The Centre for Integrative Anti-Racism Studies (CIARS) at the University of Toronto, in collaboration with its partners, will host the 13th Decolonizing Conference from March 12-14, 2026 at Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE), University of Toronto in Canada

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As we continue to reflect on this year’s conference theme, Generative Hope: Possibilities in Education Research, we sat down with faculty and staff from the School of the Environment at the University of Toronto ahead of their upcoming panel discussion to hear their thoughts. In advance of their Sustainability Thinking Exhibition themed, Navigating the Planetary Crisis through the Arts: The University and the Polycrisis, they offered reflections on sustainability and on the role of the university in a time marked by interconnected global crises.

Four SJE alumni will convene for the Social Justice Education Alumni Career Panel on March 9 to speak to students, representing life after PhD and EdD.

Disability Salon Spotlight Series Winter/Spring 2026 showcases SJE student research, creativity, and critical disability work.

CIARS newsletter Rooted and Rising is now available; registration is still open for the 13th Decolonizing Conference (March 12–14, 2026).

SJE Assistant Professor Lucy El-Sherif publishes article "Dabke Is Better Than a Thousand Lectures Against Islamophobia" in Meridians and presents at UOttawa.

UofT Anthropology and African Studies' Dr. Nisrin Elamin presents on her research on land and empire in Sudan.

In February, the SJE DSA hosted two Zotero Workshops with Jeff Newman from New College's D.G. Ivey Library.

Dr. Tanya Titchkosky recounts Dr. Elaine Cagulada’s February 2026 poetry reading, NEDA: Words for My Darling.

Assistant Professor Corral spoke to CBC News about the Ontario government changes to OSAP program

Merva Hutchinson is a PhD student in Educational Leadership and Policy (ELP) at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE), University of Toronto.