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<p>In this panel discussion with Ahmed Ansari, Deepti Misri, Mona Bhan, Luiza Prado, and Malcolm Shanks, we explore decolonization in educational spaces. This panel focuses on each of our panelists’ own approaches to decolonization, highlighting the intersections of language, medium, syllabi, and geography.</p> <p>decoloniszing our bookshelves is a collaborative community project focused on making literature and art by authors of marginalised and intersectional identities more visible and accessible. For information about our work, visit our website <a href="https://www.notion.so/decoloniszing-our-bookshelves-a4e7703214f245cab985aa22242206ec"><u>here</u></a>.</p> <h5>decoloniszing our bookshelves is a completely volunteer-run organisation. If you can, please consider supporting us. If you are based outside India, you can donate through<a href="https://ko-fi.com/decoloniszing"> <u>Ko-fi</u></a>. If you’re based in India, you can donate via any<a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ECxdS3bGVLC4MBaRzoD-qGGZtpDQlLNW/view"> <u>UPI app</u></a> (Google Pay, etc.)</h5>
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decoloniszing our bookshelves is an ongoing collaborative community project focused on making literature and art by authors of marginalised and intersectional identities more visible and accessible.
Subscribe to tune into conversations with educators, activists, performers and artists, as we talk about personal experiences, reclaiming public spaces, affecting policy and moving towards an equitable future!
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