In this thought-provoking book, a diverse range of educators, activists, academics, and community advocates provide theoretical and practical ways of activating our knowledge and understanding of how to build a human rights culture.
In this thought-provoking book, a diverse range of educators, activists, academics, and community advocates provide theoretical and practical ways of activating our knowledge and understanding of how to build a human rights culture.
Baden Offord AO is an educator, social justice activist and researcher in the field of cultural studies and human rights. Caroline Fleay teaches human rights and engages in research and advocacy with people from asylum seeking backgrounds in Australia. Lisa Hartley is a researcher, educator, and activist whose work is focused on questions of human rights, social justice and social change. Yirga Gelaw Woldeyes researches on social and epistemic injustices focusing on African experiences and Ethiopian traditions. He writes creatively on belonging and diasporic lives. Dean Chan is a freelance editor and research development consultant. He has published widely on Asian and Asian Australian visual culture, digital media, and cultural studies.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword by Gerard Goggin: Imagining and Enacting Hopeful Futures in Human Rights Education 1. The Pedagogies of Human Rights: in truthfulness, what should be done? Section I: Contexts 2. Context-Centred Decolonial Pedagogy for Human Rights Education in Africa 3. Human Rights Pedagogy in Context: Critical Indigenous Studies 4. "Here We are Equal": Refugee-Run Schools as a Vehicle for Human Rights Pedagogy 5. The Pedagogics of Disability-Indigenous Intersectionalities in the Age of Austerity 6. Pedagogies of Resistance for Challenging Islamophobia Section II: Perspectives 7. A Pedagogy of Dissent for Human Rights Education 8. Collective Work with People Seeking Asylum: Pedagogical Encounters and the Role of the Human Rights Academic 9. Other Echoes in the Garden: Human Rights, Peripheral Vision and Ghosts 10. Centring and Decentring the 'Human' in Human Rights Pedagogy 11. Human Rights Film Festivals: More than Witnessing Section III: Practices 12. Cultivating Human Connection in the Everyday: A Practical Model for Solidarity 13. Educating the Heart: A Journey into Teaching First Nations Human Rights 14. Student Approaches to Learning in Human Rights Education: Supporting Deep and Transformative Learning in Postgraduate Peace and Conflict Studies 15. Online Refugee Advocacy Campaigns in Australia: Approaches to Care and an Affective Human Rights Pedagogy 16. Mainstreaming Accessible Digital Technologies in Higher Education: A Human Rights Approach to Disability Inclusion 17. Roundtable: Connection, Community and Context Index
Foreword by Gerard Goggin: Imagining and Enacting Hopeful Futures in Human Rights Education 1. The Pedagogies of Human Rights: in truthfulness, what should be done? Section I: Contexts 2. Context-Centred Decolonial Pedagogy for Human Rights Education in Africa 3. Human Rights Pedagogy in Context: Critical Indigenous Studies 4. "Here We are Equal": Refugee-Run Schools as a Vehicle for Human Rights Pedagogy 5. The Pedagogics of Disability-Indigenous Intersectionalities in the Age of Austerity 6. Pedagogies of Resistance for Challenging Islamophobia Section II: Perspectives 7. A Pedagogy of Dissent for Human Rights Education 8. Collective Work with People Seeking Asylum: Pedagogical Encounters and the Role of the Human Rights Academic 9. Other Echoes in the Garden: Human Rights, Peripheral Vision and Ghosts 10. Centring and Decentring the 'Human' in Human Rights Pedagogy 11. Human Rights Film Festivals: More than Witnessing Section III: Practices 12. Cultivating Human Connection in the Everyday: A Practical Model for Solidarity 13. Educating the Heart: A Journey into Teaching First Nations Human Rights 14. Student Approaches to Learning in Human Rights Education: Supporting Deep and Transformative Learning in Postgraduate Peace and Conflict Studies 15. Online Refugee Advocacy Campaigns in Australia: Approaches to Care and an Affective Human Rights Pedagogy 16. Mainstreaming Accessible Digital Technologies in Higher Education: A Human Rights Approach to Disability Inclusion 17. Roundtable: Connection, Community and Context Index
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