Liberation Pedagogy Podcast

Jamal Juma' discusses the Israeli annexation plan in detail and how it could materialize on the ground in occupied Palestine; its economic, political and social implications on Palestinian life; and annexation as an ongoing colonial, imperialist strategy of liquidating the Palestinian struggle. Jamal also discusses the popular resistance defending Palestinian life and land, land defence as pedagogy, the Covid-19 pandemic under occupation, and liberation from settler colonialism, imperialism and fascism.

In this episode Indigenous land defender Eve Saint is in conversation with Chandni Desai to discuss the Wet’suwet’en struggle, and the mass uprisings that took place in colonial Canada in 2020 against the Coastal GasLink Pipeline project, policing, and Canadian settler colonialism. Eve shares reflections on Indigenous resistance, police violence, Indigenous governance, healing and freedom.

Professor Beverly Bain discusses the history of black struggle in Canada and how the past informs the present day struggles against policing and the carceral state, through a radical Black feminist, anti-capitalist, internationalist perspective with host Chandni Desai. 

Professor David Stovall discusses the prison-school nexus and abolition pedagogy with host Professor Chandni Desai, in reference to recent uprisings against police brutality.