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On September 27th, 2018 the IHDW held its first Think Tank: “Reflecting Forward 2018.” This event invited professors, graduate students and community leaders from Montreal and beyond to discuss the promotion of well-being at 鶹AV and in the broader community, bringing brought together 35-40 participants to think through both the idea of institutes at 鶹AV and emerging trends, and the key is

Classified as: IHDW, MAHI, Plantz, Research
Published on: 8 Nov 2018

Claudia Mitchell has co-edited a new book:Disrupting Shameful Legacies: Girls and Young Women Speaking Back through the Arts to Address Sexual Violence(Brill Publishers). The book is co-edited with Relebohile Moletsane of the University of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa.The book is

Classified as: IHDW, MAHI, Plantz, MIIE
Published on: 30 Oct 2018

Professor Philip Howard, of our Department of Integrated Studies in Education, has written an article for The Conversation titled "If you’re thinking of doing blackface for Halloween, just don’t". In the piece, published October 25th, Howard discusses the recent outcry regarding NBC host Megyn Kelly, who defended blackface on-air during the Todayshow.

Classified as: aapr
Published on: 26 Oct 2018

Jayne Malenfant, doctoral student with our Department of Integrated Studies in Education, was featured in a , published October 26, and written by Suzanna Colpron.

Jayne Malenfant's doctoral research explores educational access for youth experiencing homelessness in the context of precarious labour markets, with a focus on youth activism and autonomy.

Classified as: MIIE
Published on: 26 Oct 2018

Prof. Limin Jao, of our Department of Integrated Studies in Education, regarding the recent REDress exhibition held at Montreal's Trafalgar School for Girls.

Classified as: first nations and inuit education
Published on: 22 Oct 2018

Joining the ranks of the Faculty of Education’s many global partnerships is the International Alliance, a network that connects 鶹AV with four world-leading universities in education: Monash University, Stanford University, Oxford University, and University of Hong Kong.

Classified as: MIIE
Published on: 12 Oct 2018

Artist-in-Residence Lou Sheppard is hoping to connect with students, faculty and staff in the facultywho speak languages other than English. They are collecting words that don’t have an English translation, as well as abrief attempt to describe what these words mean. These words, the descriptions, and your name (if you are willing to share) will be printed on posters and displayed around 鶹AV campus.

Classified as: IHDW, MAHI
Published on: 5 Oct 2018

How can your group use Cellphilm production to make community?

Classified as: MAHI, IHDW
Published on: 5 Oct 2018

A recent blog entry by Naomi Nichols, of our Department of Integrated Studies in Education, has appeared inSocial & Legal Studies: An International Journal.

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Published on: 17 Sep 2018

Dr. Shaheen Shariff was interviewed by about a sexual extortioncase involving a 25-year-old man and a 22-year-old woman in Manitoba.

Classified as: definetheline
Published on: 17 Sep 2018

A special themed issue of Education As Change journal, 22 (2) "Learning from, in, and with independent community and activist archives: The past in our present and future", is co-edited by Prof. Aziz Choudry () and Prof.

Published on: 7 Sep 2018

Personal Belongings, apiece made by Maria Ezcurra, Art Mediator with the Faculty of Education,in collaboration with Nuria Carton de Grammont, will be on display at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts until June 23, 2019 as part ofConnections: Our Artistic Diversity Dialogues with Our Collections.

Classified as: MAHI, IHDW
Published on: 6 Sep 2018

A new South African edition of History's Schools: Past Struggles and Present Realities,co-edited by Aziz Choudry and Salim Vally,

Published on: 4 Sep 2018

by Daniel McCabe, BA’89 |

Jayne Malenfantis a doctoral student in the Faculty of Education and she has earned two of Canada’s most prestigious awards for graduate students – a Trudeau Foundation Doctoral Scholarship and a Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship. That all might come as a surprise to some of the people who knew her in high school – especially if they remember that Malenfant was expelled from the school.

Published on: 28 Aug 2018

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