Thank you to People for Public Education's @Mxhumanizingedu and Samir Hathout for this op-ed on school attendance and systemic barriers.
Schools must dismantle colonial policies and work to remove barriers to attendance.
https://t.co/T4clWuwscu
WINNIPEG: There will be an event happening for International Day Against Police Brutality on Friday, March 15th, starting at 5PM.
Please put it in your calendars and share it in your networks. More details to come! 💕
I want to be very clear about this: 2SLGBTQI+ Canadians – in Alberta and across the country – deserve to be treated with respect, and they should be able to be who they are and love whom they love without fear.
To the members of Edmonton’s 2SLGBTQI+ community, who we heard from yesterday afternoon: Thank you for speaking so candidly about your fears, your concerns, and your ideas. We are here for you, and we’ll always work with you to build a better future.
"To be seen and be listened to are essential protective health factors for 2SLGBTQQIA+ people, especially those who are multiply-targeted and whose identities are especially unseen and unheard." - Noe Prefontaine from the Winnipeg InvestiGAYtors program
#CBRCSummit2023
@FixingEducation Perhaps the education of educators needs to be centralized on emotional interaction, how to create secure attachments, adult supremacy and the epistemology of teacher believes (unpacking our bias and privilege)
Are you a Registered Nurse who also identifies as 2SLGBTQIA+? Do you work in Winnipeg? We want to hear about your lived experiences! My name is Adam Brandt, and I am completing my Master of Nursing (@UofM_Nursing) degree at the University of Manitoba (@umanitoba) and am.../1
Despite the change in government, there is still a lot to accomplish in the education system.
Check out the top 10 education resolutions for 2024 from three members of People for Public Education Manitoba!
https://t.co/YPOJdl9bjd
"To be seen and be listened to are essential protective health factors for 2SLGBTQQIA+ people, especially those who are multiply-targeted and whose identities are especially unseen and unheard." - Noe Prefontaine from the Winnipeg InvestiGAYtors program
#CBRCSummit2023
Dozens of Sask. teachers sign petition calling for schools to not follow province's pronoun law
"We will continue to use the practice of letting students have autonomy over their identity."
https://t.co/9faYGVVzGM
In 🇨🇦 edu, barriers to decolonizing leadership lie in the systemic perpetuation of imperial hubris—privileged positions that overlook the rights of those w/ less power
Existing colonial structures hinder decolonization efforts and foster cultural imperialism w/in edu institutions
Exploring the gap between policy goals and real-world impact sparks vital reflections on the fundamentals of our educational administration and leadership.
It urges us to delve into how existing structures sustain systemic challenges, fortifying long-standing power imbalances.
@MattRhoads1990 Phones are not the problem. As much as we want a silver bullet for student disengagement banning pocket commuters will not solve the issue.