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Death of the Local? School Governance Webinar Series
Ontario’s school governance is facing unprecedented challenges and conversations about centralized power vs. local democracy have never been more urgent. This 2-part webinar series brings together leading scholars and advocates to examine the dangers of centralized control and explore bold, alternative models for strengthening local governance in public education.
📆 December 8 & 17, 2025
🕔 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
📍 Online
Register here: surveymonkey.com/r/QVWXSWG
Sponsored by: Liberatory Education Network (@OISEUofT), Empowered Leaders Network (@uOttawa), Public Education Exchange (@YorkUniversity), @WesternU, and @case_acse.
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I am still looking for Canadian and Scottish teachers to talk about their lifelong experiences of engaging with parents. If interested, send me an email to max.antony-newman@glasgow.ac.uk @UofGCfTE @FLTGlasgow @DrAnnLopez
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The panel discussion at the CLD's 6th Annual International Conference will feature Alison Mitchell, Dr. Beyhan Farhadi, Dr. Camille Logan, Teralyn Phipps, Dr. Vidya Shah and moderated by Dr. Ann Lopez.
Registration is open to all!
@DrAnnLopez
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We would like to invite you to the panel discussion at the CLD's 6th Annual Int'l Conference featuring Alison Mitchell, Dr. Beyhan Farhadi, Dr. Camille Logan, Teralyn Phipps and Dr. Vidya Shah and moderated by Dr. Ann Lopez. @DrAnnLopez
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Krstić, Tulloch, Krstić, Agius, Warren, & Doody 2025 '#Habitus transformation of students from low socioeconomic backgrounds at medical school: the five core narratives'
(link.springer.com/article/10…) #AcademicTwitter
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Parent engagement webinars at @UofGlasgow are back! Join us on October 9 at 9AM ET/2PM GMT for the talk The Changing Landscape of Parental Engagement and Family Learning in 21st century Scotland with Dr Beverley Ferguson and Susan Doherty. Register here bit.ly/4gGF1OD
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Ahead of this year's Orange Shirt Day, I had the great honour of speaking with Kimberly Murray about the need to fight residential school denialism and stand up for the truth about residential schooling. Thanks to @CHRRmanitoba for their support: chrr.info/resource/fighting-…
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My new article is now available in Sociology Compass: "Rethinking Parenting: A Sociological Review of Concepts, Debates, and Directions." A comprehensive review of how sociology understands parenting, ongoing debates, and paths forward. compass.onlinelibrary.wiley.…
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EDI vs anti-Woke-ism:
Can we still talk across the divide?
In this episode of #Disrupted, the host (@realfinkledusty) and I unpack EDI backlash, identity politics, and woke-ism.
We agreed and disagreed but had constructive dialogue.
Check it out: youtu.be/a-X5_IOhlgo
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Happy to share the beautiful cover of our forthcoming book with @SpringerNature - The Role of Social Inequality in Parent Engagement: From Inequality to Social Justice in Education. Immensely grateful to authors of all 16 chapters and Springer!
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Gale, Cross, Mills 2025 Social Justice Dispositions in Schools: Thinking with Bourdieu, Reading Dispositions in Practice
(taylorfrancis.com/books/mono…) @routledgebooks #socialjustice
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Looking forward to presenting and catching up with colleagues at @CSSESCEE hosted at @GBCollege!
Come join us on Tuesday June 3 for the opening plenary session for Canadian Association for Studies in Adults Education (CASAE)!
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If you missed our excellent May parent engagement webinar at @UofGEducation, when Dr. Jacqui Getfield talked about the experiences of Black families in special education contexts, you can now watch a video recording here youtu.be/PTUwL8UuiZ0?list=PL…
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Would you like to know more about challenges and successes of Black mothers' engagement with educators in special education environments? Register for our parent engagement webinar with Dr Jacqui Getfield on May 21 at 10am EST/3pm GMT bit.ly/41TJ0QR
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Interested in the education of immigrant students, engagement of their families, and teachers work with newcomers? Do not miss this May 20 event at @OISEUofT oise-utoronto.zoom.us/meetin…
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Join us tomorrow for CERC’s Annual Lecture and AGM!
We are excited to welcome Professor Michele Schweisfurth from the University of Glasgow as this year’s distinguished speaker.
"Comparative and International Education: Polarisation Inside and Out"
In person or via Zoom.
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Rahat Zaidi discusses the benefits of schools recognizing celebrations like Eid, Diwali and Lunar New Year as public holidays. podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcas…
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Hybrid professionalism: multilingual cosmopolitan identities of immigrant English teachers tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Shani & Bar-Haim 2025 'The Bourdieusian Paradox: Teachers' Cultural Capital and Educational Reproduction'
(brill.com/view/journals/coso…) #culturalcapital #Bourdieu
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Are you an academic at an Australian university who was the first in your family to go to uni? We’d love to hear your story! We’re looking for academics to share how being first in family shapes their work in higher education. Find out more here: uninewcastle.questionpro.com…


























