Tag: educators

• Episode 62: “Freedom Has Always Been the Horizon” with the Prison + Neighborhood Arts/Education Project

  Authentic learning requires free thought—curiosity, inquiry, imagination, initiative, problem-posing, question-asking. Learning is undermined when students are inspected, spied upon, regulated, appraised, censured, measured, registered, counted, admonished, checked off, prevented, and sermonized. In this episode we visit a unique college commencement ceremony—filled with joy and pain—and explore with the Prison + Neighborhood Arts/Education Project and University…

  November 30, 2022

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  abolition, activists, carceraleducation, college commencement, education, educators, freedom, p-nap, prison, prison + neighborhood arts/education project, prison abolition, radical education, teaching for freedom, university without walls

• Episode 61: Education for Liberation with Brian Jones

  An authentic education rests on the twin pillars of enlightenment and liberation—it’s about opening doors, opening minds, and opening possibilities; the principal message to students is straight forward: you can explore, interrogate, and understand your world, and, working together, you can change it. Schooling is too often about judging and sorting students into a hierarchy…

  November 16, 2022

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  activists, black powers, civilrights, education, educators, radicals, student uprising, tuskegee