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Education is a lifelong process. It’s also a site of struggle. Our podcast aims to uncover the global histories and educational practices that both inhibit and nurture liberation struggles. With the genocide in Gaza entering its second year, and the occupation of Palestine its seventy-sixth, season 1 takes aim at the settler colonial ideology of Zionism. Using a method of educational biography, we explore how unruly Jewish folks study against and unlearn this ideology to work in solidarity toward a free Palestine. Please join us as we uncover a diverse range of intimate stories, educational trajectories, and tactical analyses that have influenced the slow but critical work of challenging Zionism. As well, subscribe to Another Education is Possible so you don’t miss out on new episodes! You can also stay connected to us, learn more about our guests and their activism, and contact us through our Instagram @anotheredispossible.
Unknown Host hosts Another Education Is Possible, a education show with 51 episodes published.
In the final episode of the second season, host Jordan Corson joins M.A. in Holocaust and Genocide Studies students from the Education, Genocide, Liberation course to explore education's role in this world and the one to
In this conceptual episode, professor and organizer Alexandria Hollett takes listeners through an exploration of the relationship between anarchism and education.
As we have explored several times on this podcast, education can be an opportunity. But, for what is it an opportunity? Who gets to pursue which opportunities? In this episode, Dr. Molly Hamm-Rodriguez poses these questi
In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Haeny Yoon and Dr. Nathan Holbert, hosts of the podcast Pop and Play. Host Bosco engages in a conversation about how education can and cannot be play both in and out of school. Is pl
Ndindi Kitonga, PhD - educator, organizer, activist and co-founder of Angeles Workshop School - joins guest host Roy Danovitch to explore the pedagogical and political meanings of solidarity. Drawing from her experience
For the next couple of episodes, guest host Dr. Roy Danovitch will be guest hosting. In this episode, Dr. Erica Colmenares joins Roy to discuss growing up in Venezuela, the work of affect theory in social justice teacher
Dr. Amanda Tachine threads stories for listeners. In doing so, she engages the complexities and possibilities of how indigenous people might engage with institutions of higher education. In this episode, Amanda's stories
Building on last week’s conversation regarding disability justice, Dr. Susan Baglieri joins Samantha Hoelhe and Bosco to discuss various aspects of disability education. We interrogate segregationist spaces and curricula
Continuing our series of conceptual episode, Dr. Rae Leeper joins Sam and Jordan to talk about disability studies and education. The conversation explores disability justice, the ableism of schooling, and the awesome wor
Early on in this episode, Dr. Roozbeh Shirazi, an Iranian scholar living and working in the Twin Cities, tells listeners that he sits at the center of a lot of Venn Diagrams in this political moment. But this "emergency"
In this episode, Dr. Thea Renda Abu El-Haj joins us to discuss her book Unsettled Belonging and her current work with Palestinian Nakba generation teachers. The discussion moves from how education invisibilizes U.S. empi
In this episode, hosts Emmy and Jordan speak to Dr. Jason Wozniak about debt, debtor power, critical consciousness, and collective power more broadly. Jason shares strategies, experiences, and philosophies that help us i
In this episode of Another Education Is Possible, hosts Y and Jordan speak with Dr. Ahmed Junina, a Palestinian academic reflecting on education amid displacement and the destruction of universities in Gaza. The conversa
In this episode of Another Education Is Possible, hosts Jordan and Neli speak with Diana Rodríguez Gómez, Assistant Professor in the Educational Policy Studies Department at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. The conve
Dr. Mark Leier, in many ways, grew up at Simon Fraser University. From visiting the campus as a child to later teaching there, he has consistently sought to introduce democratic pedagogical methods into education. In thi
On this week's episode, Dr Harper Keenan joins co-hosts Emmy and Jordan to discuss trans pedagogies and non-prescriptive curriculums. While these terms might be on the newer side of things in educational discourses, quee
Sanctuary in school can be a way of thinking about how to protect immigrant students. As Dr. Chandler Miranda shows in this episode, making schools into sanctuaries requires shifts in the very foundations of schooling. T
Continuing our series of short, conceptual episodes, Dr. Monisha Bajaj joins the podcast to describe what peace education looks like, its limits, and how educators might engage in it.
Dr. Noah Romero thinks with skaters, punk rockers, and unschoolers. Guided by indigenous knowledges, he conjures collective forms of decolonial education. Dr. Romero joins co-hosts Jordan and Sam to discuss what these di
Within radical education, solidarity is a popular topic. What does it actually look like? How is it taught, learned, studied, and practiced? In this episode, hosts Jordan and Y chat with Dr. Shatara and Dr. Saleh to expl
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