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Identity Politics, Power, and ResistanceSee all posts

The roots of the climate crisis are colonialism, inequality and racism – not generational failure

The climate crisis is not the result of one generation’s failure, but of a whole system that has failed. To fix it, we need to work together across generations and demand unprecedented systemic change, write climate activists Selma de Montgomery and Esther Michelsen Kjeldahl in this article.

Critique & Inspiration Culture Front Page Identity and Resistance Neoliberalism Politics Society Student Engagement Voices

The event of ‘May 68’ revolutionized thought and strengthened the possibilities of resistance

Identity and Resistance Voices

Decolonising Memory to Walk Towards the Present

Front Page Governance & Activism Identity and Resistance Politics

Is There a Future for the Secular-Liberal Citizen in India Today?

Front Page Identity and Resistance Politics

Escape From Freedom – A Book Review

Identity and Resistance Politics

My Journey along the Margins of Identity Politics

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Education Society Stories & Opinions Student Engagement

Together, We Find A Way

I’m running. Going as fast as my legs will take me. Running through a jungle. When I look up the sky is a canopy of different shades of greens and browns. When I look down the ground is dirt and fallen leaves, sticks and large roots. I’m barefoot. My brown toes squish the soft Earth beneath them as I keep going.

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Culture Education Student Engagement Traditions

Reconstruct My Tribal Identity: Experience in the Tata Institute of Social Science

By Onhring Langhu My journey to being a part of the Tata Institute of Social Science began on July 6th,Continue Reading

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Arts & Media Culture

TISS

How wonder, it’s treated different,
Unlike other leftist academe of India.
Nevertheless it stands tall, towards
Values, public service reshaping one.
To be fearless, cheerful, a nationalist!

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About FOCUS Announcements

#1 Issue: Introducing the Edge At Your University

Hello dear friends, whether or not we have met! Well, that time has come, can’t procrastinate any further, so hereContinue Reading

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Critique & Inspiration Education Innovation

The Struggle To Pursue Research And Interdisciplinarity

By Angela María Aristizábal Here´s a case that might sound familiar to many of you: Louise, a young bright student, enthusiasticallyContinue Reading

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Education Student Engagement

Growing Seeds of Global Awareness at Evergreen

Evergreen allows for students to follow our individual learning interests, and strengthens our passion to help better the world. Our school’s education system makes space for students to forge their own learning paths, whether they decide to study abroad, engage in internships or independent learning contracts, or take a variety of stimulating on-campus academic programs.

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Critique & Inspiration Education Innovation

Xing Wei College – the First Private, Non-profit College in China

Xing Wei College (XWC) was founded by Weiming Chen in 2010. It is, we believe, the first private, non-profit, college in the People’s Republic of China (PROC) with an educational philosophy inspired by liberal arts colleges in the United States (US). Our motto is “Freedom, Passion, Conscience.”

Covid 19See all posts

Covid 19 Focus

Are Biomedical and Neoliberal Responses to COVID-19 Good Enough?

What we really need to do to overcome the humanitarian crisis we are facing

Education & CritiqueSee all posts

Climate Change Collaborations Critique & Inspiration Culture Front Page Identity and Resistance Politics Society Voices

The roots of the climate crisis are colonialism, inequality and racism – not generational failure

Critique & Inspiration Culture Front Page Identity and Resistance Neoliberalism Politics Society Student Engagement Voices

The event of ‘May 68’ revolutionized thought and strengthened the possibilities of resistance

The philosopher Étienne Balibar views the uprising in France in 1968 as the point where we went “from a monolithic conception of power centered around the state, to a conception of the multiple forms of domination.” According to the already influential Marxist philosopher, the coordinates of liberating thought were thus changed permanently

Education Focus Neoliberalism

Focus Seminar: Welcome to the Neoliberal University. Register now!

From March to June, every other Tuesday, we will be hosting a seminar series related to our new FOCUS: TheContinue Reading

Education

The Silenced Students

A silenced student merely receives pedagogical messages, consumes educational goods and is supposed to obey taken-for-granted orders of the university.

Critique & Inspiration Identity and Resistance

Carceral Feminism and Ideas of Justice In India

Sanjukta Bose analyses how George Floyd’s murder has influenced the willing of police abolition in India relating it to carceral feminism.

Education Front Page Identity and Resistance

Asserting Voices of Marginalized Youth in Indian University Spaces

The Dalit community is being marginalized when accessing higher degree studies. Sudarshan Kasbe analyzes the situation.

Covid 19 Critique & Inspiration Education Focus Front Page

Sick from Studying in the Neoliberal University

How neoliberalism is affecting students’ mental health.

Education Innovation

“Philosophy for Children” In South Africa: Example Of Ukama

How is philosophy applied to education from a South African perspective?

Critique & Inspiration Education Front Page Media in Crisis

Diving Into Data: Why Data Literacy is Critical for Our Education

Data literacy should become an essential part of children’s education and where we need to be careful will be discussed in the following article.

Critique & Inspiration Education Front Page

What Is Education? — a Critical Essay

Counter narratives on what is and why is education.

Critique & Inspiration Crossing Borders Education Focus

Making Silenced Knowledge Heard

In our system, the knowledge of some counts more than the knowledge of others. The Silent University deconstructs this with its transversal pedagogy making the voices of refugees and asylum seekers heards.

Critique & Inspiration Education Front Page Innovation Student Engagement

Open Letter to The Evergreen State College

A proposal to advance Evergreen’s commitment to learning and co-creating across significant differences in the globalized world through the Critical Edge Alliance & Critical Edges.