Past Events

Interested in studying abroad? Explore semester exchanges, international field schools, travel grants, and application details. Join your Education Abroad Advisor from the Centre for International Programs who will answer your questions and provide next steps in your study abroad journey. Hosted by the College of Social and Applied Human Sciences, in collaboration with the Centre for International Programs.

Considering applying to a graduate program in sociology and anthropology? Join us for an info session where we'll break down the application process and share tips on strengthening your application to grad school. Programs: MA in Public Issues Anthropology MA in Sociology PhD in Sociology RSVP for Grad Info Session

Considering applying to a graduate program in social sciences? Join us for an info session where we'll break down the application process and share tips on strengthening your application to grad school. Learn about CSAHS's diverse graduate programs, including psychology, sociology, anthropology, political science, geography, criminology, family relations, applied nutrition, and more.

Join our panel of political experts for an engaging assesment of the Carney government at six months.

Join us as we mark Wrongful Conviction Day, raising awareness of the profound impact of wrongful convictions and the need for justice reform. Wrongful Conviction Day is not just about acknowledging the mistakes of the past, but about honoring the resilience of those who have endured them—and recommitting ourselves to the pursuit of truth, accountability, and justice. We welcome guest speaker and exoneree, Brian Anderson—someone whose voice has become a powerful force in the movement for justice.

Sexual Violence and the Law: A Conversation with a Crown Attorney We’re proud to announce the 1st session of the 2025-2026 CJiP (Criminal Justice in Practice) Speaker Series

Student reflections from the 2025 Nepal field school Join us for a discussion about the transformative potential of experiential learning with participants from the recent Nepal Field School. In May 2025, students spent three weeks in different regions of Nepal to learn about “Culture and Development”. The field school was organized in partnership with Broken Earth and Accomplish A roundtable discussion with students from the 2025 Nepal field school: Elizabeth Agnew - 5th year student - International Development Studies

With the election of a new federal government, we have invited leaders in civil society organizations to discuss what will and should be key priorities for action around ensuring rights and justice of and with women and girls with disabilities. We will examine how the Global Disability Summit declaration to ensure 15% of development assistance funding to people with disabilities can be addressed in Canada. We will consider whether Canada’s leadership of the G7 in 2025 offers openings to move forward on gender, disability, and inclusion.

Join guest speakers for an interactive session aiming to enhance course delivery, and walk away with practical tools to strengthen online and hybrid teaching.

Despite a range of policies, promises, and protections, housing for people with disabilities—and specifically that considers the distinct experiences of women and gender-diverse people with disabilities—remains deeply inadequate in Ontario and across the country. People with disabilities face disproportionate rates of homelessness, housing insecurity, and housing inadequacy, and women with disabilities are especially likely to experience homelessness because of violence or abuse.