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Nasim Peikazadi – Successful PhD Dissertation

Nasim Peikazadi – Successful PhD Dissertation

Please join us in congratulating Nasim Peikazadi who successfully defended her PhD Dissertation on September 12 of 2025. Title: IDENTITY AND POWER: IRANIAN WOMEN’S NEGOTIATIONS OF BELONGING IN A TRANSNATIONAL CONTEXT Lay Summary This study explores the perceptions of identity and belonging of first-generation Iranian women in British Columbia, Canada. It particularly focuses on the […]

Critical Voices Issue #1, The Krisis of Educational Policy
Congrats to Mahfida Tahniat for her selection as a Climate Solutions Scholar

Congrats to Mahfida Tahniat for her selection as a Climate Solutions Scholar

Learn more: https://climatesolutions.ubc.ca/solutions-scholars-program/meet-solutions-scholars https://climatesolutions.ubc.ca/profiles/mahfida-tahniat

Head’s statement for the academic year 2025-26

Head’s statement for the academic year 2025-26

“The homeland will be when all of us will be strangers”  — from a poem by Francesco Nappo (translated from the Italian)* Dear EDST Members, students, staff, and faculty: Greetings and hope the long weekend has been restful and re-invigorating. Today, Monday, September 2nd, 2025, we embark on a new academic year, 2025-2026. Welcome to […]

The Education of Mestizaje: A Folk Phenomenology

The Education of Mestizaje: A Folk Phenomenology

Recording Event SMAP’s Summer Virtual Speaker Series comes to an end on August 28th with a talk by Sam Rocha. Dr. Rocha is a Professor in the Department of Educational Studies at the University of British Columbia specializing in philosophy of education. You can find the details for his talk below and on the flyer attached. Everyone is welcome to […]

Inaugural Lecture – Dr. chuutsqa Rorick

Inaugural Lecture – Dr. chuutsqa Rorick

https://edst.educ.ubc.ca/events/event/inaugural-lecture-dr-chuutsqa-rorick/

New article: Decolonial Thoughts, Lands, and Indigenous Languages: A Tribute to Ngugi wa Thiong’o

New article: Decolonial Thoughts, Lands, and Indigenous Languages: A Tribute to Ngugi wa Thiong’o

Bathseba OpiniUniversity of British Columbia https://journals.library.ualberta.ca/jcie/index.php/JCIE/article/view/29758/21507

In Memoriam: Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o
Pillars of Purpose in Teaching

Pillars of Purpose in Teaching

Dr. Dan Pratt’s profile: https://edst.educ.ubc.ca/pratt-dan/ Pillars of Purpose in Teaching Daniel D. Pratt, Brett Schrewe, and Martin V. Pusic People often look for ashadow of themselveswhen evaluating another teacher. To see teaching clearly,We must look through four lensesEach one is a pillar of purpose. Teaching as a Cultural Act We do not teachfrom a neutral […]

Congrats to Jiin Yoo for her selection as PSI Scholar