On this National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, #QueensU pays tribute to the 14 women lost at Polytechnique Montréal in 1989 and all victims of gender-based violence. Let's unite against hate for a safe and respectful future for all. 🕊️ #December6

Congrats to our chair of scheduling and programming, Michael Holden, on his new publication!!

RBJSE is proud to be partnering with Research in a Nutshell for 2024! Research in a Nutshell is a peer-reviewed Queen's Faculty of Education journal. When you submit to RBJSE, you will eligible to submit your work for the fall issue! educ.queensu.ca/research/resea…

Thank you Dr. Patty Douglas for sharing and being apart of RBJSE 2024! We are excited to have you on our panel!

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! If you are a presenter, please wait to register until you receive a notice of result in the next month. General attendees, faculty, and staff are welcome to register now at the link below! queensu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1F…

Latest OpEd - Silent discrimination: the ongoing omission of 2SLGBTQI+ Canadians in census data and employment equity processes via The Hill Times hilltimes.com/story/2024/01/… Queen's News & Media Faculty of Education Xtra Kingstonist The Whig-Standard

Calling all self-identifying neurodivergent educators in Ontario with mentorship experiences! We are recruiting for our study that explores how neurodivergent or neurodiverse educators experience mentorship (mentor or mentee). Please email [email protected] to sign up!

Announcing some of our workshop presenters for RBJSE 2024! All workshops are running on March 7th from 3-4pm. Make sure to register to secure your spot @ queensu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1F…

Some amazing things happening in the faculty!

We are excited to present another panelist for RBJSE 2024! Tanitiã Munroe (Tee) is a Black Queer scholar and researcher specializing in Educational Policy and experiences of African, Afro-Caribbean, and Black (ACB) diasporic youth and their families in Canada!

I am excited to share that I've been accepted to present RBJSE 2024 Faculty of Education on the topic "Immigrant Parents Perception of Ontario Classroom Assessment Practices" on March 7th. It's hybrid. #RBJSE2024

Learn more about the research of our own Alice Johnston, PhD, PhD’23, who investigated decolonizing STEM learning and the creation of land-based learning materials! educ.queensu.ca/news/finding-b…

Want to learn more about our panelists? Infographics below or check out our website: educ.queensu.ca/research/rbjse

Want to learn more about our panelists? Infographics below or check out our website: educ.queensu.ca/research/rbjse

I’m really looking forward to participating in this panel discussion with some incredible colleagues. #CriticalIndigenousPedagogy #CriticalPedagogy

It has happened. A wonderful moment it was. #@rbjse Faculty of Education

What a beautiful way to celebrate #International_Womens_Day today by sharing about my #InspireInclusion leadership journey & my perspectives on #CriticalPedagogy and #CriticalIndigenousPedagogy in higher ed. I am in awe of women & all we do to lead change & growth. #leadincircles

Thankful to our panelists for the insightful and critical discussion!

We are grateful to have had Dr. Adeniyi-Ogunyankin for the keynote address sharing her experiences in the classroom and the power of sharing stories!

This conversation and discussion was so important and incredibly meaningful to be a part of! #CriticalPedagogy #CriticalIndigenousPedagogy #PedagogyofPeace #EducationalLeadership #IEDIAA #SocialJustice #K12Education #HigherEd