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Dr. Vidhya Shanker - Radical (Re)imagining S3 E6 Radical (Re)imagining
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Dr. Vidhya Shanker - Radical (Re)imagining S3 E6
Radical (Re)Imagining hosts Tiffany Tovey, & Libby Smith are joined by Vidhya Shanker, PhD, is an interdependent and interdisciplinary evaluation practitioner, scholar, organizer, and activist. Using an intersectional paradigm, her research bridges critical theories of systemic oppression with systems thinking to examine how racialized difference is constructed in and through evaluation. She puts the result of that research into practice to interrogate, identify, and articulate the processes that reinforce—and disrupt—oppressive power dynamics in, through, and around evaluation and the racially stratified industries that use its services.
This year we’ve chosen to focus a little less on how the work gets done and a little more on who we are in the work. That translates to ongoing attention to how we’re showing up and purposeful self-examination. We hope our conversations and guests inspire you to do just that.
We discussed the following resources:
Learn more about the May 13th Group and the rest of Vidhya’s work here.
Readings from Sara Ahmed
Readings from Arturo Escobar
Join the conversation. Leave us a comment on the blog or tweet at us.
On the web: radicalreimagining.com
On Twitter: @RadReimagining
On You Tube: Radical ReImagining
You can also send feedback and ideas for future topics/guests to us at radical.reimagining@gmail.com
Dr. Vidhya Shanker - Radical (Re)imagining S3 E6
Radical (Re)Imagining hosts Tiffany Tovey, & Libby Smith are joined by Vidhya Shanker, PhD, is an interdependent and interdisciplinary evaluation practitioner, scholar, organizer, and activist. Using an intersectional paradigm, her research bridges critical theories of systemic oppression with systems thinking to examine how racialized difference is constructed in and through evaluation. She puts the result of that research into practice to interrogate, identify, and articulate the processes that reinforce—and disrupt—oppressive power dynamics in, through, and around evaluation and the racially stratified industries that use its services.
This year we’ve chosen to focus a little less on how the work gets done and a little more on who we are in the work. That translates to ongoing attention to how we’re showing up and purposeful self-examination. We hope our conversations and guests inspire you to do just that.
We discussed the following resources:
Learn more about the May 13th Group and the rest of Vidhya’s work here.
Readings from Sara Ahmed
Readings from Arturo Escobar
Join the conversation. Leave us a comment on the blog or tweet at us.
On the web: radicalreimagining.com
On Twitter: @RadReimagining
On You Tube: Radical ReImagining
You can also send feedback and ideas for future topics/guests to us at radical.reimagining@gmail.com
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