📢 'Decolonising Languages Network: Connecting the Global Educational Pipeline' A cross-languages network-building workshop organised by Joseph Ford (ILCS) & Emanuelle Santos (Birmingham) 🗓️ Sat 13 July, 3-5pm 📍 Online Register via google docs page 👇 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Excited it's finally Friday! Head to our website to check all our available content around #decolonisation, from recordings of our roundtables, diversifying the libraries, and conversations among teachers too. Check all of it here: decolonisingthediscipline.org

Dear all, a reminder we have online recordings of our activities and access to latest resources about #decolonisation in academia, HE, FE and schools. Have look here! decolonisingthediscipline.org

📢NEW COMMUNITY RESOURCE📢 A directory of Black-led community organisations working to improve the health and wellbeing of Black communities in the UK. Please use, share and build on the directory: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u…

We have an instagram too! #DtD @decoldiscipline

Thinking about how to integrate more African history into your curriculum? Registration is open for this FREE teacher workshop on teaching Africa and the Cold War, hosted by AfricanStudiesUK and supported by Justice 2 History and Royal African Society. Register here: surveymonkey.com/r/VFQGKJ6

Our reading group is taking a break for the summer but please get in touch if you would like to suggest a text for the autumn term. We read marginalised writers and historical writers of colour (mainly 19th and early 20th century). Share the stories!

Julia Schöneberg Convivial Thinking Lata is tired #CEASEFIRE_NOW EADI How can (?) we ‘decolonise development’ within Western European academia? transformingsociety.co.uk/2024/06/28/how… Thanks!! Already in the syllabus for my upcoming "Why is fieldwork so extractivist (and what we can do about it)?" PhD course.

Dear all, a reminder we have online recordings of our activities and access to latest resources about #decolonisation in academia, HE, FE and schools. Have look here! decolonisingthediscipline.org

Check our resources available for everyone: decolonisingthediscipline.org/resources From decolonising methodologies to theories and practical guidelines in educational contexts. #DtD

As we jump into summer, sign up for our newsletter here! decolonisingthediscipline.org and get ready for the 2024/2025 activities starting in Autumn! #DtD #decolonise

Have you got a book, a paper, or a practical guide about #decolonisation? Share it with us and we'll make it available for everyone in our network: decolonisingthediscipline.org/submit-a-resou…

Don't know where to start? Check for example Ankhi Mukherjee and Ato Quayson book on Decolonising the English Literary curriculum (open access) cambridge.org/core/books/dec…

Don't know where to start? Check for example listentothisstory.co.uk An exhibition about children's books and Black Britain, shared by our guests in the 'Decolonising the Library' roundtable earlier this year. Check more about it here: decolonisingthediscipline.org/resources

Wondering about 'British values' and 'schools'? Have a look at the discussion around #decolonisation here: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

August at last! Add some readings around #decolonisation using our resource guide at decolonisingthediscipline.org/resources

Remember we are also in instagram as @decoldiscipline Let's keep our network going!

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What do we do? We recognise that existing curricula, pedagogy and research are grounded in colonial sites of knowledge which reflect hierarchies of race, class and gender. Check more here: decolonisingthediscipline.org

We're excited we will be announcing events for this academic year soon. Stay tuned! #DtD Check our last events here: decolonisingthediscipline.org