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DEIJ Hot Takes, Tips and advice

Margaret Park shares strategies for a culture of feedback | DEIJ Hot Takes

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Daryl Sinclair

Margaret Park kicks off season 2 of DEIJ Hot Takes with strategy-packed 12-minute episode. As she explores a critical approach of ensuring inclusion for the most marginalised to ensure the inclusion of all, Margaret shares immediately applicable examples of how we can apply this approach to transform our learning communities. Watch the full episode to learn a key approach to DEIJ work that can support your DEIJ journey.

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DEIJ Hot Takes, Tips and advice

DEI: Expansive or Restrictive? A Salon Conversation with Drew Perkins, Daryl Sinclair, Carlos Hoyt, and Nunana Nyomi

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Daryl Sinclair

This fantastic conversation on the Thought Stretchers podcast hosted by Drew Perkins, myself, Carlos Hoyt (Author of Diversity without Divisiveness) and Nunana Nyomi delve into the complexities of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) in educational contexts. In a lovely exchange of interpretations and approaches, we navigate the past and present reality of DEI work and consider how the work needs to be approached now to support outcomes that develop belonging and self-realisation for our learning communities. Check out the full podcast to deepen your understanding of identity and modern DEI work.

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DEIJ Hot Takes, Tips and advice

Kwame Sarfo-Mensah shares the importance of unlearning and relearning | DEIJ Hot Takes

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Daryl Sinclair

In this rich and joyful conversation and the finale to the first season of DEIJ Hot Takes, Kwame Sarfo-Mensah demystifies decentering and unlearning as a critical part of DEIJ work. Focusing on the practicalities of what we do and linking it to relatable examples and personal experiences, this less than 15-minute Hot Take will help international educators to take their next step. Watch the full episode to learn a key approach to DEIJ work that can support your DEIJ journey.

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DEIJ Hot Takes, Tips and advice

Rachel Cannon highlights the role of micro-interactions in DEIJ initiatives | DEIJ Hot Takes

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Daryl Sinclair

In this quickfire 10-minute episode, Rachel Cannon looks at the lived reality of successful DEIJ work – the day-to-day micro interactions. Presenting a clear image of what it looks like to move within your community inclusively, the practical actions discussed are perfect for immediate action. Watch the full episode to learn a key approach to DEIJ work that can support your DEIJ journey.

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Tiwana Merritt discusses how to find greater joy in DEIJ work| DEIJ Hot Takes

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Daryl Sinclair

Tiwana Merritt, in just 15 minutes shifts our attention inwards as educators to explore the role of planned and intentional self-care. Beyond yoga sessions and mindfulness practices, Tiwana provides practical examples to illustrate the significance of creating spaces for navigating isolation and traumatic experiences. Watch the full episode to learn a key approach to DEIJ work that can support your DEIJ journey.

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DEIJ Hot Takes, Tips and advice

Nunana Nyomi explains why unanimous decisions are not the goal of inclusion work | DEIJ Hot Takes

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Daryl Sinclair

Nunana Nyomi navigates the tension in building an environment where everyone has a voice, but decisions are made with a view of the community as a whole. In a thought-provoking 15 minute episode we uncover the key considerations as we seek decisions which value all and lead to the greatest benefits with no one ’left behind or forgotten’. Watch the full episode to learn a key approach to DEIJ work that can support your DEIJ journey.

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DEIJ Hot Takes, Tips and advice

Sheena Mason challenges ‘race’ as an approach to equity work| DEIJ Hot Takes

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Daryl Sinclair

"To end racism, we must undo our belief in race." Got 10 minutes for an eye-opening DEIJ Hot Take? Have you ever wondered what race actually is or what we use it for? Dr. Sheena Mason’s DEIJ Hot Take will lead to growth for even those far along their DEIJ journey as we consider the use of race when envisioning an equitable future for everyone. Watch the full episode to learn a key approach to DEIJ work that can support your DEIJ journey.

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Mary Rice-Boothe liberates us from the unrealistic expectations on DEIJ leads | DEIJ Hot Takes

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Daryl Sinclair

Taking on DEIJ work with a saviour complex—thinking you alone must tackle all the inequities—sets you up for failure. Not only can it lead to burnout, but it can also discourage others from getting involved. Mary Rice-Boothe joins me this week in DEIJ Hot Takes and discusses why viewing DEIJ work as magical or superhuman prevents its success. We explore the dangers of individualistic, or silo’d engagements with DEIJ initiatives and what we can do to overcome them. Watch the full episode to learn a key approach to DEIJ work that can support your DEIJ journey.

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DEIJ Hot Takes, Tips and advice

Nicole Demos explores the physicality of inclusion and using Disabled as a pronoun | DEIJ Hot Takes

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Daryl Sinclair

Physical changes are often times lost in the DEIJ focus on emotions and opinions but in the latest episode of DEIJ Hot Takes, Nicole Levina-Maria Demos (she/her/hers/disabled) opens our eyes to the physical side of inclusivity work beyond ramps, elevators, and sugar drawers. Watch the full episode to learn a key approach to DEIJ work that can support your DEIJ journey.

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