#Decolonising

Christine Schwobel-Patel

In our teaching of (public) international law @Warwick_Law, we have committed to decolonising the curriculum. I'll be sharing some thoughts on this process as we move through the syllabus week

The Daily Mail & Telegraph have picked up the work done by a group of us at @SheffieldAPS on decolonising the curriculum - & painted it in a very unflattering

Walking and listening to the decolonising the physio curriculum guided reflection podcast hosted by @ShaunCleaver as part of #InBeta20Reflections in this threadhttps://inbeta.uwc.ac.za/2020/09/13/20-decolonising-physiotherapy-education-unco

Thread..Decolonising in education isn’t just the curriculum. Yes – *what* we teach is the core to many, but *how* we teach, and *who* teaches can potentially reinforce inequality, solidify existing

The 'Computing, Technology,& Space' session of #SSiC2020 has kicked off! Invited speakers for this session are @cyberlyra, @DrSyedMustafaA1, @shaka_lulu & @anulikesstars. Some excellent discussions so far on science fiction, science&#

We live in a disorienting age, when everyone sensible and moderate hates racism and anti-racism is mostly about dealing with statues and the legacy of the past, while colonial settlers

Christopher Lasch's Angry Ghost

ghostofchristo1

Decolonisation as a form of cultural practice takes 2 forms: the therapeutic and the bureaucratic. In the therapeutic mode, it’s about “decolonising oneself.” This can mean just about anything and

"Decolonising my syllabus" is to decolonisation what "reducing my carbon footprint" is to climate change - it's vital and ethical to take individual action, but it's not the main challenge

Important by @ArchaeologyFitz The conversation in question yet again reinforced why British (and European) archaeology is so overwhelmingly white and often feels so exclusive and alienating to me. I’m

Chardine Taylor Stone

Most Brit’s are royalist because they have been indoctrinated since birth to believe that the class system and aristocracy is a valid way to structure society, regardless of whatever feelings

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"most accurate" isn't the wording I'd put forward. horary is certainly is astrology's most incisive branch, capable of delivering a level of detail that smokes the other divisions.horary is why

Janine Francois

Outreach & engagement models in the cultural sector is so rooted in colonial missionary politics, i.e. 'we need to save the poor' these ppl cant fathom that: 1) marginalised ppl

Speaking as Pākehā, this seems part of a worrying trend in increasingly using Māori words to refer to Pākehā ideas, structures, institutions etcI think Pākehā see this as a kind

Steven Goldstein

Im glad Broken Hill is still getting attention. For anyone interested or who discusses the fossil in any scientific/popular context-this article is essential reading. It should be an essential citation.

speaking of Mother’s Day, theres a page on insta i follow that is decolonising the birthing/pregnancy process. if you want to kno i can DM you the name. i dont

whowhywherewhen

In 1998 Prof Dickson Eyoh, now Associate Professor at Toronto, wrote in Africa Today about the"dichotomy between African intellectuals (particularly but not exclusively those located on the continent) and their