Past events
Winnipeg, MB: A Magical Afternoon of Ballet
Experience the enchantment of Giselle, a timeless performance by the Royal Winnipeg Ballet
When the Pine Needles Fall: An evening with Katsi’tsakwas Ellen Gabriel
Join OISE for a conversation between Katsi’tsakwas Ellen Gabriel—renowned Indigenous land defender, human rights activist, and feminist leader—and historian Sean Carleton, with distinguished U of T scholars Jeffrey Ansloos, Jennifer Brant, and more.
Shaping Atmospheres Symposium Keynote
Keynote presentations and a conversation between Holly Jean Buck and David Keith to establish the socio-political and technical dimensions of solar geoengineering.
A World Without War: Utopian Dream or Pragmatic Necessity?
On November 6, Dr. Sundeep Waslekar, global future thought leader, delivers the 2024 Cadario Visiting Lecture in Public Policy.
U of T Mississauga Student Recruitment Presentation (international audiences)
Join fellow alumni and high school aged students to learn about the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) and the application process for international prospective students.
Leadership Insights from Oxford’s Karthik Ramanna
Join us for a conversation with Karthik Ramanna on leadership in The Age of Outrage, featuring strategies for managing stakeholder complexities and organizational resilience.
Climate Justice: Unpacking the Court of Appeal ruling in Mathur, et al. v. Ontario
Hear from our experts on this landmark case concerning climate change and government accountability.
Annual Saul Goldstein Memorial Lecture
Join us in-person or online for the Annual Saul Goldstein Memorial Lecture featuring Professor Ron Levi. He will speak on "Collective Memory and Civic Repair: Stories of Hope for Policing in Four Cities."
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