The Impossible Demand: Bettina Love on Freedom Dreaming with Students: Part 2
The impossible demand involves demanding the impossible—studying what freedom educators from Ella Baker to Christopher Emdin do to create a …
Abolitionist Teaching: A Conversation with Bettina L. Love
Act 1: Mattering Pedagogy Dr. Bettina Love is Associate Professor in the Department of Educational Theory & Practice (Early Childhood, …
Jerome Scott: Organizing for the Future
For the May 2019 podcast we welcome Jerome Scott, co-founder of Project South: Institute for the Elimination of Poverty and …
Ecojustice pedagogy: A Conversation with Rebecca A. Martusewicz
Ecojustice Pedagogy, Act 1 Rebecca Martusewicz (pronounced: marta-savage) is Professor of Social Foundations and Community Education in the Department of …
Education for Global Citizenship: An Interview with Carlos Alberto Torres: Part 2:
In Part 2 Torres talks about the origins and work of the UCLA Paulo Freire Institute in social justice education. …
Intersectional Pedagogies Part 2
In Part 2 of the podcast Professors Case and Rios talk about student and institutional resistance and challenges, along with …
Intersectional Pedagogies
This podcast focuses on intersectional pedagogies, and what the consideration of multiple socially-constructed identities and social locations bring to the …
Womanist Pedagogies Part 2
In this second part of the podcast Profs. Westfield and Lockhart-Gilroy go deeper in their discussion of embodied teaching and …
