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Sat Oct 24 2026 at 09:00 am to 05:00 pm UTC-04:00

researchED Toronto - From Evidence to More Equitable Outcomes

  • Timothy Eaton Memorial Church · Toronto
  • From CAD 65.68
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This event brings together world-class keynote speakers and educators to explore how evidence can drive equitable outcomes for all students.
About this Event

Welcome to researchED Toronto!


ResearchED Canada traces its roots to the broader researchED movement founded by Tom Bennett in the United Kingdom. Established in 2013, researchED was created to foster greater dialogue between educational research and classroom practice and to provide educators with opportunities to engage directly with research and evidence about teaching and learning.

ResearchED was first brought to Canada by Paul Bennett, who organized the inaugural Canadian conference in 2017 and continued to serve as Chair of researchED Canada until 2025. Under the leadership of Paul and subsequent Chairs, researchED Canada has grown into a vibrant community of educators, researchers, and education professionals committed to evidence-informed professional learning.

While researchED Canada remains connected to the broader international researchED community, it operates as an independent Canadian organization with its own leadership, governance, programming, and conference planning. Today, researchED Canada continues to build on the original vision of connecting research and practice through conferences, professional dialogue, and the open exchange of ideas.

We are incredibly honoured to share that Patricia DeGuire, the Chief Commissioner of the Ontario Human Rights Commission, will be joining us to deliver the opening remarks at researchED Toronto 2026. Leading the conversation this year is an exceptional lineup of speakers: legendary Dr. Anita Archer, educational consultant to school districts on explicit instruction, design and delivery of instruction, and literacy instruction; Kareem Weaver, a powerful advocate for literacy as a fundamental civil right; Zaretta Hammond, who bridges the gap between neuroscience and culturally responsive teaching; and Nick Gibb, a pivotal figure in UK education policy known for his unwavering focus on evidence-based standards. Together with other distinguished voices, they will dive deep into how scientific insights and proven methodologies can be translated directly into the classroom to elevate student achievement.


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Timothy Eaton Memorial Church, 230 Saint Clair Avenue West, Toronto, Canada

Tickets CAD 65.68 to CAD 129.86
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