Hosted by Dr. Claire Stewart-Hall · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 10 episodes
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A show about the concept of whiteness and how it works. Listen in to notice, reimagine and question the role of whiteness. You will hear collective voices to share in the anti-racism quest to expose and dismantle the dominance of whiteness in our families, institutions and everyday lives.
Dr. Claire Stewart-Hall hosts Whiteness at Work, a education show with 10 episodes published.
In this episode of the Whiteness at Work podcast, I speak with coach, supervisor, researcher and writer Fenella Trevillion about whiteness, coaching, race, reflexivity, and the emotional and embodied realities of anti-ra
In this episode of the Whiteness at Work podcast, I speak with researcher and Leverhulme Early Career Fellow Dr Rhianna Garrett about whiteness, higher education, mixed-race identity, institutional racism, and the system
Description In this episode of the Whiteness at Work podcast, Dr. Claire Stewart-Hall engages with Professor Denise Miller and Dr. Charmaine Brown to explore the concept of whiteness, its implications in educational sett
In this episode, we welcome Dr. Penny Rabiger, researcher, facilitator, connector and anti-racist community resource who is the lead Coach on the Anti-Racist Schools Award at The Centre for Race, Education and Decolonial
In this episode Dr. Claire Stewart-Hall talks with Bernice Hewson, who is a coach, trainer and racial equity scholar. Bernice is the founder of Raising Racial Consciousness and writes and delivers programmes for practiti
If you would like to hear more about the work of social justice researcher, Stephen Francis, here are some links to his work and profile: Article LinkedIn References Stephen Francis referred to and some other reading tha
In this episode Dr. Claire Stewart-Hall raises questions about why talking about whiteness is critical to its abolition and how it has affected her life and beliefs. She covers the why about whiteness - why study it? and
In this episode we talk about colour evasion as a foundational part of how whiteness functions in organisations, referencing the work of: Leonardo, Z. (2015) Contracting race: writing, racism, and education, Critical Stu
This episode offers a verbal timeline about policy relating to race in schools in England and gives further food for thought for educators and policy makers about the relationships between education policy and institutio
Are we still using that problematic term? This episode is part of the Racial Literacy series to develop skills to talk about race. In this episode, I discuss language and race and the 'right terms' to use to describe peo
This short episode helps listeners to understand where the concept of 'race' came from historically and how it became embedded in the logics of colonialism still evident today.
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Whiteness at Work is hosted by Dr. Claire Stewart-Hall. The show is categorised under education and has published 10 episodes.
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