Department

U of T students immerse themselves in three days of volunteering with local community organizations

Remote volunteer opportunities with local non-profit and public sector organizations in the City of Toronto

Financial awards ranging up to $1000 designed to strengthen student and community partnerships in the City of Toronto

U of T offers a variety of curricular community-engaged learning courses

This non-credit seminar brings 25 doctoral students together from across the university

One-time events where students can learn how to take action on a social issue by  engaging with activists working on the ground

Provides input on the direction of the Centre for Community Partnerships programs and services

Participate in our remote workshops

Recognizes and supports innovative instructors across U of T in developing new, or enhancing existing, community-engaged learning (CEL) and/or community-engaged research (CER) courses

An annual meeting where faculty from across the University come together to share best practices in community-engaged learning (CEL)

Upcoming workshops and events for faculty, where you can learn from colleagues and share strategies and resources about community-engaged learning (CEL)

Matches U of T students with non-profit and public sector organizations to address community-identified priorities through volunteer work

Partner with courses in a range of disciplines to have students undertake placements or projects for your organization

U of T students immerse themselves in three days of volunteering with local community organizations

Connects a small group of doctoral students from a range of disciplines to a research project proposed by your organization

One-time events where community experts discuss a local social issue and how their organization works on or is impacted by it

We support local community/nonprofit organizations and work with the volunteer sector, school boards and governments in the GTA and Peel Region