Sessions at a Glance
Presenter
Anthony Badame is a museum professional with over a decade of educational programming experience. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Archaeology and a Master of Museum Studies from the University of Toronto. Anthony is passionate about making history accessible to everyone and enjoys creating programs that integrate experiential learning in the process of meaning-making. He currently works as the Ontario Coordinator for Honouring Bravery, a program dedicated to sharing the diverse stories of the Canadian Armed Forces.
Elliot Carter is Outreach Officer and Sessional Lecturer in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Toronto Mississauga. He runs the Ontario Ethics Bowl and leads other projects involving extending ethics education beyond the philosophy classroom. He has a PhD in philosophy and has published on issues at the intersection of philosophy and cognitive science.
Elaine Law is an educator specializing in history, peace education, and interdisciplinary learning. With over a decade of experience teaching in both New York City and Toronto, she has developed project-based, inquiry-driven curricula that engage students in critical thinking and historical literacy. Elaine holds a Master of Education in Educational Leadership and Policy from the University of Toronto and a Master of Arts in Teaching Social Studies from Columbia University. She has worked extensively in secondary and post-secondary education, including as a professor at George Brown College. Her work emphasizes the role of museums as dynamic learning spaces that foster active engagement with history. Through research, mentorship, and community-building initiatives, Elaine is committed to integrating experiential learning into social sciences and humanities education.