Displays

The University of Toronto's OISE Library, Music Library, and School of the Environment, are pleased to present Sustainable Fashion Movie Night at the OISE Library! Join us for a free screening of the documentary The True Cost, and enjoy some snacks… Read more

The OISE Library and OISE’s Registrar’s Office and Student Experience are excited to share the Black Wonderings Project display on the ground floor of the Library. The display highlights a selection of children’s literature that came out of a… Read more

Image by Elena Mozhvilo. Published March 23, 2020, Retrieved from Unsplash. Happy Earth Day 2023 from the OISE Library! This Earth Day, we bring attention to the importance of promoting sustainability, biodiversity, climate action, and justice… Read more

This month’s ground floor display at the OISE library celebrates Indigenous literature. You’ll find monographs about Indigenous literature, poetry anthologies, and works of non-fiction, science fiction, and more. Intended to showcase the variety of… Read more

Learn In the 21st century, concerns about global environmental and climate change has led many leaders, advocates and communities to take urgent action against the looming climate crisis. Over the past few weeks, world leaders and delegates have met… Read more

This month’s book display at the OISE ground floor display case focuses on Indigenous pedagogies, and land-based learning. The books in this display have been curated to offer a taste of the variety of materials that can be used to further knowledge… Read more

The OISE Library in September compiled a list of math-related teaching material and picture books to celebrate Science Literacy week. We’ve highlighted a few of these resources here. Curriculum Resources to Merge Storytelling and Math… Read more

This month in October, our Indigenous Ground Floor display features books on Black and Indigenous Feminisms. Black Feminism is grounded in Black women’s lived experiences through oppression in various forms of racism and sexism, and Indigenous… Read more

Learn: When we think of the word “pride”, it is usually associated with queer history and the Stonewall riots in America. Canada however has its own rich history and turning points in the obstacles that led to the eventual celebration of rights and… Read more

The Government of Canada officially declared May as Asian Heritage Month exactly 20 years ago in 2002. This was following the appointment of Senator Vivienne Poy in Canada who proposed a motion to acknowledge Asian Heritage in Canada, something the… Read more