Mel Baak

Movement work as teaching work - Tasnim Sammak and Jenn Brown

Encampment pedagogies: lessons learned from students for Palestine - Jane Kenway and Katie Maher

Palestine in the Classroom - Ryan Al-Natour

Activist educative response to the Palestine crisis: an anti-Zionist Jewish perspective - Lew Zipin

‘I hope you love it’: Poetry, Protest and Post-humous Publishing with and for Palestinian Colleagues in Gaza during Scholasticide - Alison Phipps

The subesquent articles are:

Intersecting settler colonialisms: implications for teaching Palestine in Australia - Education Justice Collective (Natalie Calleja, Norfiza Mohammad Zali, Ameena Payne , Keara Quadros , Sophie Rudolph & Rosie Yasmin)

The collection includes contributions from HDRs, ECRs and senior academics, Palestinian and Jewish scholars and scholars from a range of discipline areas. All articles are freely available from the journal home page.

Approaching educative responses to and about the Palestine crisis - Curriculum Perspectives Curriculum Perspectives -

Our collection of articles on 'Educative responses to and about the Palestine crisis' for the Point and Counterpoint section of Curriculum Perspectives available. Led by Eve Mayes, Fazal Rizvi and I with the introductory article
link.springer.com/article/10.1...

Thanks so much Lizzie. It was great to see you there.

There is a risk of complicity the more senior you become. You can become part of exclusive networks, part of what’s problematic in education. What concretises inequalities. What perpetuates inequities.

There is a choice. You either benefit from complicity or you refuse to participate in it. 1/

Australia Bans Social Media for Everyone Under 16 The law sets a minimum age for users of platforms like TikTok, Instagram and X. How the restriction will be enforced online remains an open question.

⭐ "Leo Puglisi, a 17-year-old Australian teenager who runs a news site, 6 News, that is staffed mostly by teens, said he had full confidence that his 14-year-old brother would easily find a way to circumvent any restriction." Onya, Leo #auspol www.nytimes.com/2024/11/28/w...