Nothing Never Happens

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  • Stephen D. Brookfield on Being a Critically Reflective Teacher: Part 1

    Dr. Stephen Brookfield is the John Ireland Endowed Chair at the University of St. Thomas in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He has been evolving as a teacher and teaching others how to evolve through critical, reflective practices for almost fifty years. He is the author of 18 books on adult learning and education, critical race theory and …

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    30 min
  • Stephen D. Brookfield on Teaching for Social Justice: Part 2
    In Part 2 Stephen introduces us to Eduard Lindeman (1885-1953), a pioneer in adult education who wrote one of the first books on community development (The Meaning of Adult Education, 1926; Brookfield, Learning Democracy: Eduard Lindeman on Adult Education and Social Change, 1987). Lindeman explored “life-centered learning,” believing that “education is life” and that student … Continue reading Stephen D. Brookfield on Teaching for Social Justice: Part 2 →
    47 min
  • Stephen D. Brookfield on Being a Critically Reflective Teacher: Part 1
    Dr. Stephen Brookfield is the John Ireland Endowed Chair at the University of St. Thomas in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He has been evolving as a teacher and teaching others how to evolve through critical, reflective practices for almost fifty years. He is the author of 18 books on adult learning and education, critical race theory and … Continue reading Stephen D. Brookfield on Being a Critically Reflective Teacher: Part 1 →
    30 min
  • Dr. T.J. Jourian Podcast, Part 2

      In these two podcast segments, T.J. explores the current context for trans*educators, the genderism, or forced labeling, the siloing of student affairs staff and faculty, and the possibility of collaborations and working across institutional boundaries. T.J. embodies, in his teaching, workshops, and scholarship, what it means to be intersectional. He shows why faculty in …

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    29 min
  • Dr. T.J. Jourian Podcast, Part 1

    For those who teach in K-12 and higher education: do you have classes/courses that do not include trans voices? In Part 1 of our conversation with Dr. T.J. Jourian on transpedagogies, we discuss his mentors and influences, including activist Grace Lee Boggs (see his educator’s statement on his website: http://www.tjjourian.net/ ) In this conversation with …

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    32 min
  • Dr. T.J. Jourian Podcast, Part 2
    In these two podcast segments, T.J. explores the current context for trans*educators, the genderism, or forced labeling, the siloing of student affairs staff and faculty, and the possibility of collaborations and working across institutional boundaries. T.J. embodies, in his teaching, workshops, and scholarship, what it means to be intersectional. He shows why faculty in … Continue reading Dr. T.J. Jourian Podcast, Part 2 →
    29 min
  • Dr. T.J. Jourian Podcast, Part 1
    For those who teach in K-12 and higher education: do you have classes/courses that do not include trans voices? In Part 1 of our conversation with Dr. T.J. Jourian on transpedagogies, we discuss his mentors and influences, including activist Grace Lee Boggs (see his educator’s statement on his website: http://www.tjjourian.net/ ) In this conversation with … Continue reading Dr. T.J. Jourian Podcast, Part 1 →
    32 min
  • The New Yorker Article: A Conversation with Freedom U. GA Students

    In this 12 minute bonus segment Arizbeth and Rafael respond to The New Yorker article by Jonathan Blitzer from May 22, 2017: “An Underground College for Undocumented Immigrants.” Rafael ends the segment with his poem, “The Monarch Martyr.” In this photo you see Freedom U. students at a University of Georgia class right before their arrest. The …

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    13 min
  • Freedom University Georgia Poetry

    In this bonus segment Freedom University Georgia students show us how the use of the arts informs and propels their movement toward educational equality. They give us insights into their journey across borders. They share nine poems with us: “Sandman,” “The Life of a Crayon,” and “Maybe” — Mileidi Salinas “A Monster” –Arizbeth Sanchez “Engines …

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    14 min
  • The New Yorker Article: A Conversation with Freedom U. GA Students
    In this 12 minute bonus segment Arizbeth and Rafael respond to The New Yorker article by Jonathan Blitzer from May 22, 2017: “An Underground College for Undocumented Immigrants.” Rafael ends the segment with his poem, “The Monarch Martyr.” In this photo you see Freedom U. students at a University of Georgia class right before their arrest. The … Continue reading The New Yorker Article: A Conversation with Freedom U. GA Students →
    13 min

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Nothing Never Happens is a journey into cutting-edge pedagogical theory and praxis, where co-hosts Tina Pippin and Lucia Hulsether connect with leading voices in radical teaching and learning. We…