23 episodes
#DiversifyOurNarrative #DiversifyOurNarrative
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- Society & Culture
Hosts @_elizabethafisher_ and @brianlele invite you to REVOLUTIONIZE and DECOLONIZE your minds as they speak about anti-racist equity, education, and life in the #DiversifyOurNarrative Podcast!
#DiversifyOurNarrative aims to fight for an anti-racist and productive dialogue on race and identity among our student bodies through the inclusion of racially diverse, anti-racist texts in USA Schools to ultimately achieve racial justice, educational equity, and community power.
Instagram: @DiversifyOurNarrative | Twitter: @TheDONCampaign | DiversifyOurNarrative.com
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Episode 13: Finale!
In the final episode of DON’s podcast series about the education system in the United States, co-hosts Brian Le (@brianlele) and Elizabeth Fisher (@_elizabethafisher_) recap and reflect on everything they’ve learned this season and discuss paths forward.
Sources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1N3CbPzeIJEnXazGJB-HIQLMGA2NxOYI-P3LbNMV7cus/edit -
Episode 12: Teachers!
In Episode 12 of DON’s podcast series about the education system in the United States, co-hosts Brian Le (@brianlele) and Elizabeth Fisher (@_elizabethafisher_) take on teachers –from pedagogy around teaching, to teacher impact, training, pay, to the teacher crisis and unions.
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Episode 11: The School-to-Prison Pipeline
In Episode 11 of DON’s podcast series about the education system in the United States, co-hosts Brian Le (@brianlele) and Elizabeth Fisher (@_elizabethafisher_) explain how zero-tolerance policies, policing on school campuses, and our culture’s punitive responsiveness has lead to the racially discriminatory school-to-prison pipeline.
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Restorative Justice in the K-5 Classroom: How Is Restorative Justice Related to Abolition?
In this episode, educators will hear through real-life stories how restorative justice is related to abolition. Listeners will learn some of the related values and movements between restorative justice and abolition, as well as some of the limitations restorative justice has in securing abolition. This is the third and final episode in our series on restorative justice in the K-5 classroom, and we highly suggest you listen to the first two before listening to this one. Additionally, if you’re looking for more resources, you can find them on our website!
Sources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UTM9E9BoIi-mghXsaOijVN9YlWXghLQHJvVXdIo79jo/edit?usp=sharing -
Episode 10: The College Sports Dilemma
In Episode 10 of DON’s podcast series about the education system in the United States, co-hosts Brian Le (@brianlele) and Elizabeth Fisher (@_elizabethafisher_) dive in to the history and current controversies around college sports, such as player compensation and amateurism, how sports can overtake academics, and explore examples of unjust racial dynamics in collegiate athletics.
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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Cyc8aGqhBrvel8SrkpU5r829QYkjywNIw9FjGWC-tvI/edit?usp=sharing -
Episode 9: What to Consider when Choosing a College Major
In Episode 9 of DON’s podcast series about the education system in the United States, co-hosts Brian Le (@brianlele) and Elizabeth Fisher (@_elizabethafisher_) outline the wide array of college majors, as well as their typical career outcomes and employment opportunities, and discuss strategies and perspectives when choosing a college majors.
Sources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YN_83SXZa3cUQ_feaIcIhtHkAGKR7Wm00KAeOzsrA3M/edit?usp=sharing