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Democratic politics can be either enhanced or undermined by politicians claiming to speak for the people. Populist politicians frame politics as a struggle between 'the people' and elites who prevent the people from achieving their legitimate social and economic interests.
Despite decades of reform, inclusive education often stops at policy compliance rather than fostering authentic belonging. This talk explores how schools can move beyond technical solutions to cultivate genuine inclusion grounded in empathy, reflection, and shared responsibility. Drawing from her doctoral research, Kinza Pirzada (EdD, MPEd, MSc) examines how systemic ableism and professional norms shape […]
A look at the realm of Coastal and Interior Salish Transformer stories as a relational matrix of storied ecology rather than a collapsed box of morality lessons and mythology. Free, with registration required; a link to the event via Zoom will be sent to you after registration. Please note that this event takes place online […]
