Free Minds Free People

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教育

Free Minds Free People seeks to develop ways of teaching and learning both in and out of school that help us to build a more just society. The conference is a space in which these groups can learn from and teach each other, share knowledge, experience and strategies. With this podcast we will bring you the voices of people dedicated to our freedom and liberation in education. To learn more, please visit www.fmfp.org

2021/02/05

Making the Invisible Visible: Asian American & Pacific Islanders in Education

At Free Minds Free People 2019, Sarah Ha, Taiyo Na, Noreen Rodríguez and Ed Cummurang sat down with mk to talk about their perspectives as Asian American, and Pacific Islander daughters and sons, students, and educators. The diversity of the communities, cultures and identities of people who are collectively referred to as Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders, is named and demonstrated in their conversation. The topics range from the importance of disaggregating data to better see and respond to the experiences of students, the Model Minority Myth, whiteness and anti-Blackness, mental health and their personal experiences of ethnic studies (and life without it).

46 分钟
2020/12/11

Taking Care of Our Seeds: Mothers in the Movement

In this episode we bring you the voices from women that are organizers and mothers from across the country: MK, Liza, Erica, and Carolina. We cover what it means to be a mother and an organizer, the demands that are placed on organizing mothers, and the lessons that our children teach us about the world. We also visualize together the world that we need for our children, where a critical education, dignified housing, and a healed mother earth is necessary for communities to raise and take care of children. This episode was recorded at the 12 Years Free Exhibit during the 2019 Free Minds Free People Conference in the Twin Cities.

1 小时 7 分钟
2020/10/15

Teaching in the Time of COVID: Lessons from Black Women Educators, Part 2

In part 2 of this episode , we continue to hear from Belinda, Lisa, and Okaikor, mk offers us Arundhati Roy's question of “What will we take in our little luggage through the portal of our current mass transition?” Belinda, Lisa and Okaikor both reflect on the conditions that allow systemic oppression to continue and share their thoughts on reimagining a more humanizing and just world.

48 分钟

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Wonderfully candid stories of an important history!

2019/02/17

KCatRI

It’s always important to know where we’ve been and where we come from. In the context of the Free Minds Free People conference and community, it doesn’t get any better than hearing directly from conference founders and organizers about the origins and evolutions of this crucial education justice and liberatory space!

Free Minds Free People seeks to develop ways of teaching and learning both in and out of school that help us to build a more just society. The conference is a space in which these groups can learn from and teach each other, share knowledge, experience and strategies. With this podcast we will bring you the voices of people dedicated to our freedom and liberation in education. To learn more, please visit www.fmfp.org

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Free Minds Free People
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2019年 - 2021年
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3
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儿童适宜
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Free Minds Free People

Free Minds Free People

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Making the Invisible Visible: Asian American & Pacific Islanders in Education

Taking Care of Our Seeds: Mothers in the Movement

Teaching in the Time of COVID: Lessons from Black Women Educators, Part 2

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Wonderfully candid stories of an important history!

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