critical pedagogy | Reflecting Allowed

Behind the Scenes: Intentionally Equitable Hospitality Series in January

In case you haven’t heard yet, Equity Unbound is kicking off 2023 with an Intentionally Equitable Hospitality series as

I was thinking recently about Intentionally Equitable Hospitality, and the role of awareness and action in how it all plays ou

I was in conversation with Mia Zamora and Rissa Sorensen-Unruh yesterday reflecting on MYFest and Intentionally Equitable Hosp

So Michael Weinraub asked on Twitter about good practice for hybrid meetings/gatherings, and of course I think Virtually Conne

The video recorded below came about when Roz saw one of my poems and reached out and asked me if I’d ever spoken my poet

Today was a super interactive day in my class where I felt everyone engaged and the mood was, honestly, uplifting for me perso

How important is it, for you, that you can roll the sleeves of your long-sleeved shirt to above your elbows? Most shirts do, s

Today, I participated in a #MYFest22 session led by Tony Carr and Irene Maweu of emerge Africa. It was an emergent session, no

I’ve got a notion in my head, about conceiving of hospitality with the metaphor of plain rice. Egyptians, when they have

I came across a post by Ann Gagne entitled “Pedagogy of Complicity” where she critiques f2f conferences especially