May 30 - June 6
George Brown College
Toronto is a city unlike any other in the world.
Toronto is a city that thrives as the entertainment, cultural, business, sports and tech capital of Canada – and events in this city come alive because of it. We can’t wait to showcase everything that Toronto has to offer during Congress 2025
A place where 250 cultures, colours, backgrounds, and communities come together, and all those different influences and perspectives mix and remix to create fantastic new things. Discover Toronto your way with our global culinary treasures, vibrant streets, and iconic landmarks like the CN Tower.
Toronto warmly welcomes Congress delegates to the city!
About George Brown College
The 94th Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences is taking place at George Brown College in Toronto. This marks the first time a college, rather than a university, is hosting the event, reflecting its growing role in Canadian higher education. George Brown College is a leading public college located in Toronto and offers over 170 career-focused programs in areas such as business, health sciences, technology, and the arts. Known for its strong emphasis on hands-on learning and industry partnerships, the college prepares students for real-world success. With a diverse student body and a commitment to innovation and inclusion, George Brown plays a vital role in shaping Canada’s skilled workforce.
About the Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences
The Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences (FHSS) is a national, non-profit organization that represents over 160 universities, colleges, scholarly associations, and affiliates across Canada. Its mission is to promote research, teaching, and understanding in the humanities and social sciences, disciplines that are crucial for a vibrant and democratic society.
The theme for Congress 2025 is "Reframing Togetherness," aiming to explore new ways of coexisting with humans, the environment, and technology. The event is expected to attract nearly 7,000 scholars, students, policymakers, and community members from across Canada, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and dialogue.