Attended a training on #Social Justice & #Disability today. The presenter shared this infographic and I think everyone in #academia needs to engage in self-reflection to explore their positions of power and priveleges.

Holding space for so much grief. If you are sad, I understand. May we tap into community and our divine power. May soft spaces be created and crafted for our healing.

Everyone thinks I want to be booked and busy and I don’t. I want to nap and go sit in a sauna and read fiction. That’s it.

New open access article out in @AustAssocResEd by Sophie Rudolph, Steph Isbester, Tim Delaney, and me! link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Do not obey in advance. Lesson 1, first page, of my pamphlet "On Tyranny"

Voted early today via my overseas ballot. I'm voting green because the green party is everything the democratic party should be. I will not vote for genocide. Not ever.

Loved reading this observation which beautifully captures the relationship between urban design & our connection to nature & reminds us to slow down & appreciate what emerges when we allow the natural world to coexist w/ our built environment. zeal.kings.edu/zeal/article/v…

half my friends have been asking me "how are you so calm about the election?” because I’m going to do the exact same loving and caring things in my personal, professional, and community organizing lives as I would no matter what. I can breathe because I trust and know myself.

lock tf in. get your ass in mutual aid groups. lend your time to meal services. care for people in the way a vote simply never could. advocate for community gardens and libraries. stop betraying community. you don’t get a sticker or gold star. lock in.

Kamala lost by about 5 million votes. Even with Jill Stein’s votes, she’d have still lost by 4.5 million. Since you dont know what to do right now, might I suggest some reflection on how Dems support of genocide brought them here today instead of blaming people that voted Jill?

So grateful for the gentle stillness and deep restoration of Yin Yoga. I was moved to tears by the practice last night and a reading of Rumi’s The Guesthouse. It was a beautiful reminder to welcome every feeling as a guest, each with its own gift. 🫶🏾

detach from the fear of embarrassment and go for your dreams.

.See me on LinkedIn - I've quit X (Phillip Dawson) soundcloud.com/eetheducatione…

On a positive note, I have been awarded a $500 publication grant (not cash).

The use of the term “settler colonialism” in Palestine is critical because it challenges the core of the two state solution myth - that there are two legitimate states there with disputed borders and not one coloniser of the entire land - river to the sea.

Since launching Little Rascal Delights nearly 6 months ago, I’m proud to have donated $171 to Vic animal welfare charities. As a small business & sole trader, I’m committed to doing what I can to support animals in need. Every small step counts & am grateful for the support! 🐾💛

Intersecting settler colonialisms: Implications for teaching Palestine in Australia written by Nat, Fiza, Keara, Rosie, Sophie & me: doi.org/10.1007/s41297…

between the words on the bullets & now the literal Monopoly money being found in the backpack they found in Central Park, this is rapidly becoming, like, the best performance art of our generation

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Repression and resistance at schools and on university campuses across Australia …cationjusticecollective.wordpress.com/newsletters/