BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//wp-events-plugin.com//7.2.3.1//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:99@ukfiet.org DTSTART:20210302T110000Z DTEND:20210302T123000Z DTSTAMP:20210210T103013Z URL:https://www.ukfiet.org/events/edjam-education/ SUMMARY:EdJAM - EDUCATION DESCRIPTION:You are invited to join us to launch the Education\, Justice an d Memory (EdJAM) network with a series of events in the first week of Marc h 2021.\nPlease click on the links below to register and for full speaker biographies.\nEDUCATION: Tuesday 2 March 11.00 – 12.30 GMT\n\n Dr. Tania Saeed hosts a conversation with Professors Arathi Sriprakash and Keri Fac er.\n\nEducation is sometimes framed as the only way to overcome past inju stices and their legacies in the present. Yet the personal experiences of millions of learners around the world and of the work social theorists acr oss many traditions show how schooling is often a site of violence and a p rocess that maintains existing inequalities and creates new ones.\nThis pa nel grapples with this paradox by exploring the purposes and possibilities of education\, inside and outside of schools\, to help create just future s. With a focus on decolonial theory and practice\, creativity and co-prod uction\, memory and reparative practice\, and ecological and climate justi ce\, panellist share their experience\, research and questions around educ ation.\nYou are invited to join us to launch the Education\, Justice and M emory (EdJAM) network with a series of events in the first week of March 2 021.\nEdJAM is a collaborative international network of researchers\, educ ators and civil society organisations working in the arts\, education and heritage. We are committed to creative ways to teach and learn about the v iolent past in order to build more just futures. EdJAM is a UKRI GCRF fund ed Network Plus.\nSharing perspectives from the EdJAM team\, Advisory Boar d and esteemed guests\, these events explore the key concepts on which EdJ AM is based\, the connections between them and the possibilities for teach ing and learning about violence and injustice that they open. These events are also an opportunity to find out more about research funding opportuni ties available through EdJAM.\n \;\nJUSTICE: Wednesday 3 March 12.00 – 13.30 GMT\n\n Abiti Nelson hosts a conversation with Professors Ciraj Rassool and Pablo de Greiff.\n\nJustice has many definitions: something wh ich is meted out in courtrooms\, a sense of fairness for all\, a process o f repairing past injustice\, a radical reshaping of social relationships a nd imagining new ways of living for people and planet. These definitions c onnect and call on education and memory making about the past in different ways as this panel will explore.\nWith a focus on transitional justice\; human rights\; accounting for past injustices\, including of colonialism\, slavery\, and violent conflict\; heritage and memory making processes\, o ur panellists share their experiences\, research and questions around just ice.\n \;\nMEMORY: Thursday 4 March 15.00 – 16.30 GMT  (Registratio n in English)\nMEMORIA: Jueves 4 Marzo 15 – 16.30 GMT  (Registro en Esp añol)\n• Professor Matthew Brown hosts a conversation with Professors E lizabeth Jelin and Maria Emma Wills Obregón and Dr. Goya Wilson. This eve nt will be held in Spanish with simultaneous interpretation to English\nMe mories about violence and injustice are multiple\, struggled over and ofte n very different from official narratives of the past that circulate in hi story books and classrooms. Memory can also be productive and pedagogical\ , offering potential to intervene in educational spaces and to challenge o r shape transitional justice processes.\nWith a focus on social movements\ , gender\, memory production by those affected by violent conflict\, the r elationship between history and memory\, transitional justice and the peda gogical possibilities of memory\, the panellists share their experiences\, research and questions about memory.\n \;\nEdJAM Funding opportunitie s: Friday 5 March 9.00-10.15 GMT (in English) and Viernes 5 Marzo 15.00 – 16.00 GMT (en español)\n\n Find out more about opportunities to apply for EdJAM research funding at this networking and Q&\;A event\n\nThe e vent at 1500 GMT will be held with simultaneous interpretation from Englis h to Spanish and vice versa.\nEdJAM will commission research into creative practices for teaching and learning about the violent past. We will fund projects led by researchers\, civil society organisations\, artists and ac tivists\, with a focus on research led by colleagues based in the global s outh\, early career researchers and/or researchers from groups that are tr aditionally under-represented in academia. In this session\, we will share information about the process of applying for funding\, the areas of focu s\, and tips on preparing applications.\nPlease sign up for the EdJAM mail ing list and follow us on twitter (@edjamnetwork) to keep up to date with the latest news.\n \; ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.ukfiet.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/0 2/EdJaM-RGB@2x-png.png CATEGORIES:Webinar END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR