Learning Liberation: The Ethnic Studies Podcast

De: The National Coalition for Liberated Ethnic Studies
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  • Learning Liberation: The Ethnic Studies Podcast is produced by the Coalition for Liberated Ethnic Studies (CLES). Learning Liberation episodes will feature Ethnic Studies practitioners across the U.S. to share reflections and best practices in the classroom and share lessons gained through their praxis, grassroots advocacy, and more. Working collectively with grassroots movements, CLES lifts up principles, policies, practices, and pedagogies that center—the knowledge, narratives, experiences, and wellness of—Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPoC) communities so that liberation of all peoples, and relations, are realized. Original podcast illustration created by artist and illustrator Rob Liu-Trujillo.
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  • Season 1 Episode 1: Native American & Indigenous Studies

    Season 1 Episode 1: Native American & Indigenous Studies
    Jun 10 2024

    Our first official episode is dedicated to highlighting Native American & Indigenous Studies. Interviewers, Anita Chikkatur and Sarah Garton, are joined by guests, Nathaniel (Nate) Taylor and Sylvia Fred. All four are situated in the greater Red Lake community, in what is now known as Minnesota, providing texture to the local context that has birthed Endazhi-Nitaawiging Charter School, a community-built school led, and implemented with, culturally relevant, rooted, and responsive Ojibwe curriculum and pedagogy.

    We encourage new listeners to to our podcast to start with Episode 0 to help orient you and provide context to our Liberated Ethnic Studies movement.

    For resources from this episode head to our website: ethnicstudies-coalition.org/podcast
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    1 h y 5 m
  • Season 1 Episode 0: The Ethnic Studies Movement

    Season 1 Episode 0: The Ethnic Studies Movement
    May 2 2024

    To kick off this podcast’s pilot episode, we’re joined by our very own co-host Juana Teresa Tello, as well as Anita Fernández, and Jason Ferreira. In this episode they’ll share more about the origins of the Coalition for Liberated Ethnic Studies, which was established in 2021, but has collaborative origins and lessons that span well beyond this timeline.

    We encourage new listeners to our podcast to start with this episode to help orient you and provide context to our liberated Ethnic Studies movement.

    For resources from this episode head to our website: ethnicstudies-coalition.org/podcast
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    1 h
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