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In the third episode of season 3, Dr. Patricia Leavy discusses the transformative power of arts-based research. She shares her journey from traditional sociology to pioneering arts-based methods, emphasizing the importance of making research ac
**Note. This episode featuring Dr. Henry Giroux was co-produced with the Global Transformative Education Network.In this insightful episode of Conversations4Citizenship, we had the honor of engaging with Dr. Henry Giroux, a distinguished schola
In this episode of the #conversations4citizenship podcast, host Dr. Stella Micheong Cheong interviews Professors Keith Barton and Li-Ching Ho about their new book "Curriculum for Justice and Harmony: Deliberation, Knowledge, and Action in Socia
Hello Listeners, we are happy to announce the return of #Conversations4Citizenship for Season 3! This season, we will be diving deeper into the world of citizenship and human rights education, exploring a range of exciting topics alongside you.
Hello, listeners. I am Stella. As we come to the end of season two of the conversations for citizenship podcast, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude for all our remarkable speakers and listeners and supporters. It's been an incredible jo
In the eleventh episode, SangA Angela Back, a Korean primary school teacher currently teaching in Buenos Aires, Argentina, shares her experiences and insights on global citizenship education (GCE). SangA has been actively involved in various pr
In this episode, we discuss with Dr. Tony Breslin how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted on schools, education, young people, teachers, school leaders, and education systems. Tony’s recent work and research reflect on English schools yet can il
In today's episode with Dr. Nozomi Sakata, Assistant Professor of the Center for the Study of International Cooperation in Education at Hiroshima University in Japan. We had a conversation with her on the intricacies of learner-centered pedagog
Today's guest is Professor Carol Vincent, co-director of the Centre for Sociology of Education and Equity at UCL's Faculty of Education and Society in the UK. Carol highlighted that the concept of fundamental British values is closely tied to t
In this episode, we converse with Dr. Jordi Collet-Sabé, who is an associate professor in education at the University of Vic in Spain and a visiting professor at IOE, UCL’s Faculty of Education and Social Sciences. Dr Collet-Sabé speaks to us i
Today's guest is Dr. Richard Race, visiting professor in education at Sapienza University in Italy. Richard has two decades worth of expertise in multicultural education, anti-racism education, and citizenship education, and has published exten
In this episode, we speak to Hans Svennevig about citizenship education, particularly, the PGCE citizenship programme at the IOE, UCL's Faculty of Education and Society in the UK. Hans is a veteran educator who has dedicated his career to promo
The 4th episode of this season features Dr. Diana Rodríguez-Gómez (University of Wisconsin-Madison). Diana’s research has brought her to diverse educational settings across the world: from schools on the Ecuador-Colombia border, for example, to
In this episode, we talk with Dr. Jonathan Ong about the spreading of disinformation and who some of the actors are in this space. He describes how he began his research on social media as a result of three key elections in 2016 that were occur
In this episode, we speak to Dr. Piers von Berg about the citizenship education that enables students to nurture civic identities and civic agency in the UK. He starts his conversation about why he became interested in citizenship education at
This episode's guest, Dr Victoria Showunmi, is the author (together with Carol Tomlin) of the book Understanding and Managing Sophisticated and Everyday Racism: Implications for Education and Work. She is an associate professor at IOE, UCL's Fa
#Conversations4citizenship is back with Season 2; we welcome you all. During this second season, we hope to expand our reach in this post-pandemic era to look at topics that include how the internet is used to manipulate and spread disinformati
In the ninth episode of Conversations4Citizenship Dr. Rowena Azada-Palacios interviews doctoral candidate Ambreen Lakhani about her research on the plight of the Rohingya six years after the start of the genocide in Myanmar. Ms. Lakhani shares
In this episode, PGCE student teachers describe the meaning of global citizens and share their experiences on how to deal with controversial issues such as combating racism, sexism, homophobia, and other forms of discrimination, especially, how
Episode 7 : Conversation about Russian Identity and peacebuilding education with Dr. Alexandra Lewis
In this seventh episode, we speak to Dr. Alexandra Lewis about the dynamic Russian identity and its influence on the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Alexandra speaks to us about her own definition of peacebuilding and the role of peacebuilding edu
In this episode, we speak to Maria Vamvalis who described the skewed relationship to the environment that people in parts of Canada have which informs her work in climate justice pedagogy. Maria speaks to us about the necessity of engaging youn
In the special episode, we speak to Kourtney Woodbury who describes how the impact of the United State's Supreme Court decision to strike down Roe vs. Wade will affect communities of colour. Kourtney speaks to us about how Roe vs. Wade removes
In this episode, we speak with Armi Beatriz Bayot. Prior to beginning her doctoral research on intrastate peace agreements at the University of Oxford, Armi worked for many years as a lawyer for different agencies within the Philippine governm
Episode 3 of the Conversations4Citizenship podcast features international lawyer and law researcher Seung Pyo Hong, currently an associate at Dentons, a boutique law firm based in Luxembourg, and also a PhD researcher in international investmen
The second episode of Conversations4Citizenship features our conversation with Professor Hugh Starkey of the Institute of Education, UCL's Faculty of Education and Society. In this episode, he talks about his own journey as a human rights educ
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