Social Movements Archives • FreshEd with Will Brehm

October 18, 2021/by Will Brehm

2021, Race, SDGs, Social Movements, Sociology, Teachers

Ameena Ghaffar-Kucher
Teaching Beyond September 11th

The FreshEd Podcast · FreshEd #255 – Teaching Beyond 9-11 (Ameena Ghaffar-Kucher)

September 27, 2021/by Will Brehm

2021, Decolonization, Social Movements, Sociology, Teachers

Alma Flor Ada
Celebrating the Life and Work of Paulo Freire

The FreshEd Podcast · FreshEd #254 - Celebrating the Life and Work of Paulo Freire (Alma Flor Ada)

September 20, 2021/by Will Brehm

2021, Debt, Higher Education, Privatization, Race, Social Movements, Sociology

Yardain Amron
Behind the Scenes: Education is Not the Silver Bullet

The FreshEd Podcast · FreshEd #250 - Behind the Scenes: Education is Not the Silver Bullet (Yardain Amron)

August 9, 2021/by Will Brehm

2021, COVID-19, Decolonization, Elizabeth Sumida Huaman, Higher Education, Mariana Larsen, Race, Social Movements

Colette Cann & Eric DeMeulenaere
Becoming an Activist Academic

The FreshEd Podcast · FreshEd #229 – Becoming An Activist Academic (Colette Cann & Eric DeMeulenaere)

February 22, 2021/by Will Brehm

2020, Comparative Education, COVID-19, Development, Globalization, Policy Borrowing, Race, Social Movements, Sociology, Year in Review

Mario Novelli & Susan Robertson
2020 in Review

The FreshEd Podcast · FreshEd #226 – 2020 In Review (Susan Robertson And Mario Novelli)

December 21, 2020/by Will Brehm

2020, COVID-19, Development, Economics, Human Capital, Social Movements, Unions, World Bank

Steven Klees
The Conscience of a Progressive

The FreshEd Podcast · FreshEd #222 – The Conscience of a Progressive (Steven Klees)

November 23, 2020/by Will Brehm

2020, Children, COVID-19, Policy, Privatization, Social Movements, Teachers

Jack Schneider & Jennifer Berkshire
Public Education after Trump

The FreshEd Podcast · FreshEd #220 – Public Education after Trump (Jack Schneider and Jennifer Berkshire)

November 9, 2020/by Will Brehm

2020, Social Movements

Kanokrat Lertchoosakul
Student Protests in Thailand

October 26, 2020/1 Comment/by Will Brehm

2020, Economics, Elizabeth Sumida Huaman, Global Citizenship, Iveta Silova, Social Movements

Jason Hickel
Less is More

Jason Hickel discusses his new book Less is More. The book is a must read for anyone who wants to know how we can stop ecological break down and enable human flourishing.

September 14, 2020/by Will Brehm

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