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Undoing the Myth of Professionalism: Oppressive Cultural Norms and Identifying Sustaining Practices
Saturday October 26, 2024 1:00pm - 2:30pm PDT
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This workshop will explore how oppressive cultures within the school system continue to impact all educators’ identities, especially BIPOC educators. Professionalism in the workplace is perpetuated by characteristics of white supremacy culture. Together, we will work to identify sustaining pedagogies and responsive practices through the framework of the Network for EdWork’s Liberation Pedagogy.
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Amrita Kauldher

Amrita Kauldher is an educator, CityU adjunct faculty for the School of Education & Leadership, and Director of the Network for EdWork (powered by TAF), which works to help sustain BIPOC educators and education leaders through liberatory professional development. Amrita has more than... Read More →
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Tiffanie Rivera-Di Lucio

Tiffanie Rivera-Di Lucio is the program manager for the Martinez Fellowship at Network for EdWork (powered by TAF), where she supports BIPOC early career and pre-service teachers in liberatory personal and professional development. Tiffanie is a social justice worker who holds an... Read More →
Saturday October 26, 2024 1:00pm - 2:30pm PDT
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