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Here is a glimpse into the ongoing endeavors, memories and takeaways from OISE in 2023.

On Oct. 4, the Transitional Year Programme (TYP) hosted a celebratory gala to celebrate its over 50 years of successes.

At the height of the pandemic, OISE alum Dr. Debby Wilson Danard raised the first-ever lodge at U of T. The Mother Earth Learning Lodge ensured physically distanced learning on the land and a vital space for Indigenous knowledge, teachings and ceremony.

Critical Action Learning Exchange (CALE) is a community of educators who engage classrooms in “critical inquiry” about environmental and social issues.

This summer, members of the International Network of Education Institutes convened to share their experiences with Sustainable Development Goals.

OISE Alumni Association president Nikoletta Papadopoulos discusses the value of volunteering as an OISE student.

An OISE graduate of the class of 2022, Dr. Rebecca Beaulne-Stuebing receives recognition for her doctoral research on Indigenous grief medicines.