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Dialogues on Educational Justice: Brought to you by the Repair-Ed project
By Oxford UniversityEducation
Dialogues on Educational Justice: Brought to you by the Repair-Ed project episodes
- Bristol reflections from Keziah Featherstone (Transcript)Keziah Featherstone, a former Bristol headteacher, reflects on her time as a school leader in the city.0 min
- A discussion with Class DivideClaire Neaves talks to Curtis from Class Divide, a grassroots movement fighting to transform educational opportunities in East Brighton. Claire and Curtis talk about the successes and challenges of Class Divide's work so far, the changes that have been made and proposed in Brighton and the importance of working together across a city.51 min
- What makes a just primary education in Bristol schools?Fatima Mohamed Ali, Claire Neaves and Dr. Claire Stewart-Hall discuss their experiences of teaching in Bristol schools and opportunities to reimagine schooling differently.26 min
About Dialogues on Educational Justice: Brought to you by the Repair-Ed project
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Reparative Futures of Education (Repair-Ed) is a research project that examines race and class injustices in education across the city of Bristol, England, exploring collective forms of redress and reconstruction. For the podcast, the Repair-Ed team talk to people in Bristol, the UK and beyond about how schooling systems and practices can be reimagined.
Repair-Ed is funded by UKRI: EP/Y014928/1
Image by Seekan Hui (2024)