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What a delight chat to the supersmart @decol_ky who asked great podcast questions on what Decolonising really means beyond the buzz and institutional appropriation. Click & Check it out!
Listen now at: open.spotify.com/show/1Bhrbu…
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I cannot thank you enough for joining me on the podcast, Professor Heidi (@HeidiMirza). It was truly an enlightening conversation that I'm excited for others to listen to. Grateful for your wisdom, honesty, and solidarity 🩶
Wrapping up another incredible season of the podcast, we are honoured to be in conversation with Professor Heidi Safia Mirza (@HeidiMirza)!
Tune into our discussion about ethnic inequalities in the UK, doing intersectional social research and decolonising our academic spaces ✨
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A huge thank you to @delso_batista for joining me on the podcast to talk about his PhD research and the role of dreaming and storytelling in our efforts towards decolonisation. I’m always left inspired when we speak, thank you! 🤍
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A big thank you to Huanyu for joining me on the podcast! 🤍 @AmberHH17 – at Hillingdon, London
In this week’s episode of the podcast, we are in coversation with PhD researcher and PSJ steering group member, Huanyu Huang (@AmberHH17). We talk about her journey through higher education and her research on feminist movements in China!
Listen now at: spotify.link/1KRPLsXuYDb
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🔈NEW PODCAST from the amazing folks at @WestminsterSCC - absolutely delighted to kick off the new season with the fabulous @decol_ky! Have a listen y’all 💚
Our first episode of the season features EdD researcher and Doctoral College Research Culture Lead of EDI, Maisha Islam! (@MaishaIslam_28)
We talk academic research culture, understanding the attainment gap and the synergies between partnership and social justice theories✨
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Overjoyed that this episode is now out in the world! Thank you again for joining me on the platform, @MaishaIslam_28 ☺️
Our first episode of the season features EdD researcher and Doctoral College Research Culture Lead of EDI, Maisha Islam! (@MaishaIslam_28)
We talk academic research culture, understanding the attainment gap and the synergies between partnership and social justice theories✨
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I’m so lucky to be involved in amazing events: Awesome law teachers - do submit abstracts for this one: A Decolonial and Anti-Racist Approach to Legal Education and Pedagogy Wed 8 Nov 2023. Details here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/a-decolon…
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The more I've thought about the conversation I had with my students, the more deeply I've realized how restructuring universities (and terminating arts programs) is a continuation of coloniality by other means. Listen to the students explain it.
@LaurentianArts @lufa @OurSudbury
This week's episode of the podcast is the second part of our takeover! Featuring Dr Mrinalini Greedharry (@MGreedharry) and her students, Kora-Bella, Kristie, Lindsay and Casey from Laurentian University, on the land colonially known as Canada.
Listen at: podcasters.spotify.com/pod/s…
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How can we decolonize ourselves, our education, and our institution? Listen as four @LaurentianArts students reflect on what they want from teaching and learning in the wake of coloniality.
This week's episode of the podcast is our first takeover! Featuring Dr Mrinalini Greedharry (@MGreedharry) and her students, Kora-Bella, Kristie, Lindsay and Casey from Laurentian University, on the land colonially known as Canada.
Listen at: podcasters.spotify.com/pod/s…
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So excited about the first part of this episode being out in the world! Thank you Mrinalini, Kora-Belle, Kristie, Casey and Lindsay for holding this conversation on our platform 🥹🩷
This week's episode of the podcast is our first takeover! Featuring Dr Mrinalini Greedharry (@MGreedharry) and her students, Kora-Bella, Kristie, Lindsay and Casey from Laurentian University, on the land colonially known as Canada.
Listen at: podcasters.spotify.com/pod/s…
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An honour to present this keynote with Kyra and Jennifer this morning. Thank you to all the participants for engaging with us ❤️
Some play-doh models that were created by attendees of our keynote ‘Decolonial Relationality: Rethinking student-staff partnerships as decolonial and anti-racist practices’ today. Thank you to everyone who joined and Ania Udalowska at @UAL for the invitation! ✨🧩🎨
ALT Play doh model
ALT Play doh model
ALT Play doh model
ALT Play doh model
Pedagogies for Social Justice retweeted
It's been a couple of days but the @PSJproject has to be one of the few spaces that was incredibly thought-provoking, inclusive in fantastic ways and genuinely respectful - honestly, i keep going back to think more about doing and being in academia differently ❤️
Pedagogies for Social Justice retweeted
It was an incredible journey! I will never forget all these healing and sincerely sharing moments. Thank you Jennifer, Kyra and Fatima for all the things you have done.
And that’s a wrap! Two days spent in community to discuss decoloniality across contexts and within higher education. Thank you to all of our steering group members and collaborators, especially Dr Tanveer Ahmed (@TanvSyeda) who led us in a workshop on mending harm 🤍🌏🪡🧵
ALT Our steering group members, collaborators and illustrator
ALT The working on mending harm
ALT The workshop materials
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Had such a wonderful and healing time ! I have left with so much questions and reflections.
Thank you Kyra, Jennifer, and Fatima for always hosting us and feeding us and allowing us to take up space.
And that’s a wrap! Two days spent in community to discuss decoloniality across contexts and within higher education. Thank you to all of our steering group members and collaborators, especially Dr Tanveer Ahmed (@TanvSyeda) who led us in a workshop on mending harm 🤍🌏🪡🧵
ALT Our steering group members, collaborators and illustrator
ALT The working on mending harm
ALT The workshop materials
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Lonceny Kourouma is looking for Black PhD students for his project. Please get in touch with him to share your story [email protected]
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72 mnth remembering Grenfell day. Our raising awareness Pilgrimage #sewingforjustice community group pop-up sewing bee @PSJproject
#nottinghill methodist church with @EddieNestorMBE on @BBCRadioLondon & at bi- borough =18 libraries @RBKClibraries
#westminsterlibraries 💚
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Such a beautiful opportunity for dialogue, storytelling, and dreaming! Thank you, @PSJproject, and everyone else who attended to workshop today! Special thanks for @decol_ky for kindness and support to make this encounter happen! 💫
Some snaps from @delso_batista’s workshop, ‘Speculating the Future Through Dreaming’ on Day 3 of the Festival of Decolonial Learning! Thank you so much to everyone who joined and Delso for holding the space 🤍
ALT Dreaming workshop
ALT Dreaming workshop
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ALT Attendees’ creation
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Final day at the Festival of Decolonial Learning:
Joining passionate scholars @jennacondie from Western Sydney University and reflecting on what social media means to us, and what we could do on social media to advocate social justice and equality. @PSJproject
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It’s been such a generative 3 days of workshops at the #festivalofdecoloniallearning @PSJproject. Today we co-delivered our social media for social justice workshop. Thank you to everyone who participated. We value our learnings with you & the knowledge we created together.
