Screening the International Students: Global Changemakers Documentary Short: The Team’s Perspective 

This year, the Innovation Hub’s continued partnership with the Centre for International Experience (CIE) has connected our team with a new cohort of documentary participants and team members for the International Students: Global Changemakers project. In this blog, the Audiovisual Storytelling team reflects on their experience at the documentary’s first screening this past spring, and what they learned from seeing changemakers in action. 

Written by the Audiovisual Storytelling Team 

Screening the Neurodivergent at University Documentary Short: The Team’s Perspective

Audiovisual storytelling can be a powerful tool in building community. In this blog, the Audiovisual Storytelling team reflects on the discussions shared with participants at the initial screening of the Neurodivergent at University documentary short. This documentary features stories of the lives of five neurodivergent students who attend the University of Toronto.  

Written by the Audiovisual Storytelling Team 

Innovation Hub 10-Year Anniversary Report (2016-2026) 

The Innovation Hub is pleased to share its 10-Year Anniversary Report, which spans our work from 2016-2026. In this post, Innovation Hub Manager Julia shares some highlights from the past 10 years, the Innovation Hub’s biggest accomplishments so far, and how to get involved in the work.   

Written by Julia Allworth, Manager, Innovation Projects 

Innovation Hub’s 10th Anniversary Celebration: A Retrospective

In May, the Innovation Hub celebrated its 10-Year Anniversary by hosting a special event to commemorate all of our past projects, team members, and university partners who’ve supported our journey over the years. In this blog, the leadership team reflects on the event, from the months of planning to the anniversary celebration on May 11th, 2026. 

Written by the Innovation Hub Leadership Team 

Team Reflection: What We Learned from Student Changemakers 

This year, the Innovation Hub continued its partnership with the Centre for International Experience (CIE) to create the International Students: Global Changemakers documentary. In this blog, the Audiovisual Storytelling team reflects on their experience collaborating with the CIE and videographer Cal Campos to share five stories of student changemakers at U of T. 

Written by the Audiovisual Storytelling Team 

Team Reflection: What Working on the Neurodivergent at University Documentary Short Meant to Us 

There are many ways to tell student stories. Increasingly, the Innovation Hub is exploring documentary as a storytelling vehicle. In this blog, the Audiovisual Storytelling team reflects on their experience working with Accessibility Services and videographer Cal Campos to create the Neurodivergent at University documentary short. This documentary features stories of the lives of five neurodivergent students who attend the University of Toronto.  

Written by the Audiovisual Storytelling Team 

My Time as the iHub Photographer 

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In this blog, Thadseja discusses her experience as a photographer at Innovation Hub and the essential skills learnt throughout the term. She also discusses the power of staying open-minded and how far it can take a person.  

Written by Thadseja Perinpanesan, iHub Photographer, HBSc Double Major in Psychology (with Co-op) and Neuroscience at University of Toronto Scarborough 

Team Reflection: Learning and Pushing Our Creativity Forward

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In this blog, the iHub’s summer Graphic Design team shares their experiences bringing creative projects to life. Bela and Blossom reflect on their challenges and how their learning helped them improve their process in both work and life. 

Written by the Graphic Design Team

Team Reflection: Three Important Skills We Learned as UX/UI Designers 

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In this blog, Mona and Becky discuss how they developed professional and creative skills in user experience design through collaborative practice in their work on the Supporting Student Parents mini site in partnership with the Family Care Office. Working alongside users and actively gathering feedback, Mona and Becky embraced opportunities to challenge themselves, refine their ideas, adapt to real-world needs, and produce work that they feel carries meaningful impact beyond the classroom.  

Written by the UI/UX Team