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Ways of Knowing
In Ways of Knowing, our Wall Scholars take over the mic to explore new and different ways of making sense of the world through thought-provoking conversations with scholars and artists.
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On Feeling and Knowing
A series of conversations that reveal what classrooms of higher education were traditionally conceived to be, and what they can become. Generous and candid reflections by educators daring to disrupt educational norms, in search of deeper and more diverse pathways to knowledge.
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Episode 4: Candis Callison
Dr. Candis Callison is a multi-award-winning scholar and Associate Professor in the School of Journalism, Writing, and Media, and in the Institute for Critical Indigenous Studies at the University of British Columbia. Her pathbreaking research and teaching is currently focused on journalism ethics, the role of…
Learn MoreS02E06: Naomi Klein on Climate Justice
Listen to more Ways of Knowing podcast episodes here. On today’s episode of the Ways of Knowing podcast 2020 Wall Scholar M.V. Ramana discusses Climate Justice with award-winning journalist and bestselling author of No Logo, The Shock Doctrine, and This Changes…
Learn MoreS02E05 The Possibilities of the Co-op University with Dr. Cilla Ross
Listen to more Ways of Knowing podcast episodes here. With near daily calls to build back better after the pandemic, what does this mean for a world in crisis and in particular what does it mean for education? In this episode 2020 Wall Scholar Michelle…
Learn MoreEpisode 3: Annette Henry
Dr. Annette Henry holds the David Lam Chair in Multicultural Education in the Faculty of Education at the University of British Columbia. She is a Professor and former department head in the Department of Language and Literacy Education and is cross-appointed to the Institute for Race, Gender, Sexuality and Social…
Learn MoreEpisode 2: Ross Gay
Dr. Ross Gay is an internationally celebrated poet, multi-award-winning author, and Professor of English at Indiana University. Ross is currently writing, editing, thinking, teaching, gardening, cultivating tenderness, expanding his capacity for joy, and looking very carefully, in each space he’s in. Listen to the podcast below or watch…
Learn MoreEpisode 1: Jasmine Harris
Dr. Jasmine Harris is an Associate Professor and Director of African-American Studies in the Department of Race, Ethnicity, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at the University of Texas, San Antonio. Her current work focuses on the impacts of racism and racial inequality on Black communities and individuals, particularly within predominantly white…
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