PEDAGOGIES FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE
What is it?
For decades, students, educators and activists accross the globe have demanded movement towards decolonising the university. This project - a student-staff collaboration - is driven by diverse dreams in which education can be a catalyist for liberation and the university a space for social change.
For decades, students, educators and activists accross the globe have demanded movement towards decolonising the university. This project - a student-staff collaboration - is driven by diverse dreams in which education can be a catalyist for liberation and the university a space for social change.
Who is it for?
Instructors and students.
Instructors and students.
What can it do?
This website offers reading lists, a podcast a glossary and link to further resources that help question, critique and engage with decolonising and anti-racist education practices. So, the resources are not meant to be prescriptive but are offered as tools to use in your own journeys of growth and transformation.
This website offers reading lists, a podcast a glossary and link to further resources that help question, critique and engage with decolonising and anti-racist education practices. So, the resources are not meant to be prescriptive but are offered as tools to use in your own journeys of growth and transformation.
Pedagogies for Social Justice (2021). Home. University of Westminster. Retrieved from http://blog.westminster.ac.uk/psj (accessed 24 September 2021).