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“We are privileged to welcome five distinguished colleagues to our Faculty, each embodying the excellence and breadth of contemporary education through their rich academic backgrounds,” says Francis Bangou, dean of the Faculty of Education.

The University of Ottawa Library is proud to launch the call for proposals for the Subvention pour les ressources éducatives libres (REL) en français.

What happens when Francophone scientists are given the opportunity to present their research in their first language? They can share their science with the same confidence and passion they bring to the lab every day. Thanks to Professor Emily Standen’s support for the new French-language symposium at the Canadian Society of Zoologists Annual Meeting, science is becoming more inclusive, one present...

New studies funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council and led by Faculty of Education professors will accelerate research on equity and inclusion, experiential learning, Francophone teacher education, newcomer supports, Indigenous leadership and learning through youth literature.

For over a century, French-speaking communities in Ontario—Canada’s most populous province—have fought to preserve their language, culture and institutions. From early 20th-century school bans to recent battles over universities and hospitals, Franco-Ontarians have repeatedly mobilized to defend their right to live in French.

In late September, green and white take the spotlight all over Ontario. September 25, Franco-Ontarian Day, is a call to the province to celebrate a community, culture and language that have made it through generations and continue to reinvent themselves.

Du 17 septembre 2026 au 30 mai 2027, venez visiter l’exposition « “Une maison bien à nous !” : La Nouvelle Scène et ses compagnies fondatrices » qui rappelle comment quatre compagnies théâtrales se sont unies pour faire construire à Ottawa une institution dédiée au théâtre francophone.

Professor Yan Campagnolo’s election as president of the board of the Association des juristes d’expression française de l’Ontario (AJEFO) marks a significant moment for Ontario’s francophone legal community.

Venez prendre connaissance des activités qui auront lieu bientôt au CRCCF!

The Faculty of Social Sciences is proud to congratulate Professor Stéphanie Gaudet, who has been named holder of the Research Chair in Canadian Francophonie on Youth Civic Participation at the College of Research Chairs on the Francophone World (CCRMF). Her appointment is for a five-year term beginning July 1, 2026.