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Beth Bramich posted a new activity comment

Tue, 30 Jul 2024 08:55:12 +0000

Hi Nick,

I found the idea of ‘Epistemic Injustice’ that you brought to your reflections on the resources and your own teaching environment really interesting. This particularly resonated with me when you note your own assumptions about who may or may not have a religious or spiritual belief by looking for typical clothing or dress. It mad…Read more

In reply to - Nicholas Dunn wrote a new post on the site ndunn's blog Faith I start with a quote from Joclyn Rekis, a religious identity and epistemic injustice: An intersectional account as it resonates with my […]

Beth Bramich posted a new activity comment

Mon, 22 Jul 2024 09:07:02 +0000

Hi Ella,

I found this blogpost really interesting, especially your reflections on your own learning and engagement with critical race theory and how this interacts with institutional policies. At a university level, you seem to be asking what is tokenised rather than used to lead on systemic change.

You mention emails sent to international…Read more

In reply to - Ella Britton wrote a new post on the site Ella Britton PGCert Blog Race I am noticing how silent I am as Critical Race Theory is discussed. Not wanting to dominate, or take oxygen from others. Not feeling like my […]

Beth Bramich posted a new activity comment

Thu, 09 May 2024 10:40:50 +0000

This is a really insightful blog. It’s clear that you have done a lot to personally reflect on your recent dyslexia diagnosis and your feelings of being an imposter in your teaching environment, noticing important differences between you and the rest of your teaching team in how you can identify with intersecting positions.

It’s great to l…Read more

In reply to - Nicholas Dunn wrote a new post on the site ndunn's blog Blog Task 1, Disablity Workshop 1-2 The nuances that make up an individuals positionality wether in a percieved minoroity culture or not are very important […]

Beth Bramich posted a new activity comment

Thu, 09 May 2024 09:03:18 +0000

It’s great to see how you have integrated your wide range of readings into your blog. I’m inspired to read further, and particularly liked how you summarised the Principles of Care. It might be helpful to include something similar on the Sins Invalid resource, to see how that is informing your thinking.

Your critical reading of the UAL EDI…Read more

In reply to - Ella Britton wrote a new post on the site Ella Britton PGCert Blog Wholeness Deviant These resources have made me reflect deeply on how our ableist society fears and punishes ‘bodies that deviate’. But if ‘no […] […]