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Educational Psychologists' 'Race' & Culture Forum retweeted
This Thursday, 19th January, is the 1st in a series of reflective practice events for applicants who have confirmed interviews for the doctorate in Educational Psychology and identify as being from a Black, Asian or minority ethnic background.
Book below:
eventbrite.co.uk/e/2023-refl…
Educational Psychologists' 'Race' & Culture Forum retweeted
Shaming as a disciplining and punishment tool comes up again and again in the conversations we have about education.
The harm that shaming does. How long it lingers.
Nothing good comes out of shaming CYP.
Educational Psychologists' 'Race' & Culture Forum retweeted
Please support this important research study exploring the experiences of ethnic minority EPs #TwitterEPs
Educational Psychologists' 'Race' & Culture Forum retweeted
The online launch of the Anti-racism Framework for Initial Teacher Education and Training is on Monday 19th September 4-5.15pm hosted by the Centre for Race, Education and Decoloniality @ResearchCRED
A must-attend event for all SCITTs and providers
bit.ly/3z9ijJT
Educational Psychologists' 'Race' & Culture Forum retweeted
🔎WANTED: Animator for short film about racism & its impacts. We're especially keen to hear from ppl with lived experience of cultural difference & racial inequality.
✍🏿 Interested? DM/email [email protected]
🙏🏽 Not you? Pls share if poss.
Educational Psychologists' 'Race' & Culture Forum retweeted
New paper: looking beyond deficit discourses & over simplification of complex racial disadvantages, to a deeper understanding of the experiences of @education & lockdowns in England among parents with Pakistani and Bangladeshi heritage. #covid19
@CamEdFac @Cambridge_Uni CHRGrant
New paper with the wonderful @nsingal14 Parental experiences of education and lockdown ‘Notable in these accounts were significant reflections from parents, who regardless of the adversities, experienced a strengthening of the family as a unit’ tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
Educational Psychologists' 'Race' & Culture Forum retweeted
Details of our next BEEP event with @KathrynKashyap 'Educational help' at home and at school: a study with Somali young people"
Date: Fri, Jul 1 • 5:30 PM BST
eventbrite.co.uk/e/education…
Educational Psychologists' 'Race' & Culture Forum retweeted
Vital work from @coyl2022 today.
Child Q is just one shocking case of a Black child being let down by their school and a police force which is supposed to protect them. Thanks to @adinacampbell for reporting on this.
bbc.co.uk/news/education-612…
Educational Psychologists' 'Race' & Culture Forum retweeted
New briefing 📢 "A voice for change - Young Changemakers tackling mental health inequalities in racialised communities"
As part of our Young Changemakers programme, this briefing explores the mental health of young people from racialised communities
centreformentalhealth.org.uk…
ALT Picture of first cohort of Young Changemakers. Logos of Centre for Mental Health, The Diana Award and UK Youth. Overlaid text: A voice for change: Young Changemakers tackling mental health inequalities in racialised communities
Educational Psychologists' 'Race' & Culture Forum retweeted
My website is finally liveee InPsychOut - a platform for mental health for young people in Vietnamese inpsychout.com If you know anyone who might benefit from this, please share with them 🥳🤩 #Vietnamese #mentalhealth #youth #vietnam #suckhoetamly
Educational Psychologists' 'Race' & Culture Forum retweeted
This! For all Muslim and marginalised, minoritised Counsellors, Therapists & Psychologists.
For all minoritised clients and communities to access safe counselling spaces.
This profession needs you.👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼 #RepresentationMatters
The representation & visibility of Muslim Therapists, Counsellors & Psychologists is important. To belong in this profession. For Muslims to access therapy. To make therapy more accessible to Muslim clients. To break the stigma of mental health & therapy. mcapn.co.uk
Educational Psychologists' 'Race' & Culture Forum retweeted
Hello #TwitterEPs and #edutwitter - I wonder if anyone can help / signpost to translation services that have an understanding of education /#SEND
Particularly thinking Polish, Panjabi, Urdu, French, Arabic
@ZahraTEP @DECPOfficial @EdPsyRCF
Educational Psychologists' 'Race' & Culture Forum retweeted
Linking to Husna's blog edpsy.org.uk/blog/2022/unacc…
Educational Psychologists' 'Race' & Culture Forum retweeted
10) I thought it was obvious, but for those in the back. Inclusion work that excludes people, will never have impact or create change.
Educational Psychologists' 'Race' & Culture Forum retweeted
I've been contacted by many PhD students and non-academic researchers who need support. I help who I can, but there's a much greater need out there. I know that many universities have budgets. I would like to bring in more mentors, to support more people but can't afford to do so
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Educational Psychologists' 'Race' & Culture Forum retweeted
If you’ve brought Black and brown folks, LGBTQ+ individuals, folks with disabilities, and young people to check the box at the end of a process, you weren’t centering equity but instead the fear of pushback.
Educational Psychologists' 'Race' & Culture Forum retweeted
“Equity” is not asking historically excluded communities to double check or confirm your work.
It is inviting us to brainstorm, ideate, build, challenge, & create plans. It is paying us equitably. It is allowing us to design.
Equity is paramount—it is not a shoddy & rushed.
Educational Psychologists' 'Race' & Culture Forum retweeted
Today we pay tribute to Martin Luther King Jr, born #OnThisDay in 1929.
In these unsettling times, his relentless fight for justice resonates more than ever.
Now is the time to what is right. Stand up for our shared humanity & #FightRacism.
on.unesco.org/3ntyEE4 #MLKDay
Educational Psychologists' 'Race' & Culture Forum retweeted
Racism, discrimination and xenophobia harm us all.
But everyone, everywhere can take action to spread compassion, tolerance and acceptance.
Get ideas about how YOU can help #FightRacism. un.org/en/fight-racism
Educational Psychologists' 'Race' & Culture Forum retweeted
Nearly 300 likes and counting.
This piece seems to have struck a chord with many of us.
'In the end, the question is whether the role of the psychologist is to adapt people to a sick society, or rather to use the evidence of our clinics and research to bear witness to and speak out against the multiple ills inflicted by the neoliberal order'
thepsychologist.bps.org.uk/w…
