The Education Project's flagship publication is Our Schools/Our Selves (OS/OS), a journal subscribed to by hundreds of educators, union officers, and people just like you. It’s a lively, accessible forum for debates and discussion on topics such as Indigenous education, anti-racism classroom programs, sex ed, commercialism, child care, and much more.
At both OS/OS and the Education Project, we work with students, parents and educators to make certain their voices are part of a national conversation on education—one that helps ensure schools are responding to the needs and realities of kids, families and communities. Our work has evolved immensely over the years to explore the critical intersections of education and democracy, identity, labour, and a range of social justice issues.
Our Schools/Our Selves is now part of the Monitor family! Look for OS/OS inserts in the Monitor, twice per year. Sign up here to get the latest articles delivered straight to your inbox.
Our Schools/Our Selves is primarily funded through individual donations from individuals who are committed to encouraging critical thinking in (and out of) the classroom, and to inspiring teachers, students and activists to challenge traditional assumptions about education by connecting knowledge to power. Click here to download select articles from back issues of Our Schools/Our Selves.