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Excerpt: "Providing affordable child care: $42.5 million in continued funding for early learning and child care."

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In January, OISE faculty Dr. Beyhan Farhadi interviewed filmmaker Kaouther Ben Hania, director of the 2024 Oscar-nominated film “Four Daughters.”

Congratulations to our 2023 CPA Award winners!

The Student and Family Affordability Fund will add an additional $20 million from the Province to help schools provide support directly to families within their school communities. Funding will be used to help pay for student necessities, such as school supplies, school fees and class trips, as well as additional costs associated with joining a school sports team or music program.

The newly established Dr. Caroline Power Scholarship will support under-represented students at OISE in perpetuity.

OISE alumni Ashleigh Molloy, Jamie Philip, and Shahidul Islam are recipients of the U of T Arbor Award, recognizing exceptional volunteer service.

Beyond Academia: Into the Literary World

Doctoral students Sarah Jones and Rebecca Schmor teamed up with Professor Julie Kerekes to work on an edited volume for applied linguistics.

OISE honours distinguished alumni, OISE Professors Clare Brett and Antoinette Gagné on their retirement day. The entire community extends its heartfelt congratulations to our two educators, researchers and leaders for their impactful careers in education.

Excerpt: "Alberta child-care providers are a critical part of ensuring the province has a strong economy. Child-care providers have asked the government for changes to help address concerns on the timing of their payments. In response, Alberta’s government is fast-tracking $84 million in advance payments. Starting March 1, child-care providers will receive about 80 per cent of their monthly claim at the beginning of each month, in addition to the fees they collect from parents. This change to monthly claim advances will help achieve the government’s commitment to introducing a new payment approach, ensuring child-care providers receive grant payments sooner."

Master of Education (MEd) in Counselling Psychology, Global Mental Health field (CP-GMH)
Expected year of graduation: 2025
Country of Origin: Cambodia