BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//wp-events-plugin.com//7.2.3.1//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:539@ukfiet.org DTSTART:20231102T160000Z DTEND:20231102T160000Z DTSTAMP:20231023T130011Z URL:https://www.ukfiet.org/events/webinar-embedding-a-justice-approach-in- secondary-education/ SUMMARY:Webinar: Embedding a Justice Approach in Secondary Education DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, 2 November\, 2023 - 16:00\nREGISTER HERE\nThis short webinar will feature a presentation from members of the JustEd (‘Educat ion as and for Epistemic\, Environmental and Transitional Justice to enabl e Sustainable Development’) project team\, detailing the particulars of the research project as well as the chief output: a practical guide to e mbedding a justice approach in secondary education.\nOutline\nIn today's w orld\, where environmental issues\, inequalities\, conflicts\, and climate change are increasing rapidly\, the need for a justice approach to educat ion has become more critical than ever before. This presentation aims to i ntroduce the academics\, teacher educators\, teachers and practitioners wi th the JustEd project which focuses on equipping young people with a deep understanding of environmental\, epistemic and transitional injustices and empower them to take active positions in creating a more just\, equitable \, healthy and sustainable society. It also aims to introduce “a practic al guide for teachers and teacher educators for embedding a justice approa ch in secondary education”.\nJustEd: ‘Education as and for Epistemic\, Environmental and Transitional Justice to enable Sustainable Development ’ is a research project that ran from 2020-2023\, funded by the UKRI Glo bal Challenges Research Fund\, led by researchers from the University of B ath (UK)\, Group for the Analysis of Development (Peru)\, Gulu University (Uganda)\, Tribhuvan University (Nepal) and the University of Bristol (UK) .  Through mixed-methods research design\, policy\, secondary school curr icula\, pedagogy\, young people’s experiences and their intended actions related to the SDGs in Peru\, Nepal and Uganda is analysed in the project . \nThis project presents a justice approach to education that enables yo ung people to recognize and respond to environmental degradation\, climate crises\, social injustices\, discrimination\, conflicts and violence. It aims to give marginalized individuals and communities a voice\, encourage questioning of existing inequalities\, and promote critical consciousness regarding issues such as racism\, violence\, and poverty. It also aims to support teachers to encourage young people to make choices that will help to deliver the Sustainable Development Goals\, for example to take action around climate change (SDG13)\, to help reduce inequalities (SDG10) and to promote peace and justice (SDG16). \nIn this webinar\, first\, the proje ct members will provide an overview of a justice approach to education by introducing “a practical guide for teachers and teacher educators for em bedding a justice approach in secondary \nducation”. Then\, they will ex plain the key concepts of environmental\, epistemic and transitional justi ce and how they can be integrated into teaching. After summarising the six pedagogical dimensions and illustrating how they can be put into practice \, they will recommend activities that can be used to integrate a justice approach to teaching. Finally\, the Ugandan team will express their perspe ctives about the project. \nLink to the project: https://www.bath.ac.uk/ projects/justed/\nIntended audience\nAcademics\, researchers\, teacher edu cators and teachers\, and policy makers.  \nSpeakers\n\n Nese Soysal is a Post-doctoral Research Associate of Department of Education at the Unive rsity of Bath\, UK.\n Lizzi Milligan is a Professor of Department of Educa tion at the University of Bath\, UK and the Principal Investigator of the JustEd Project.\n Expedito Nuwategeka is a Lecturer in Geography Departmen t at Gulu University\, Uganda.\n Tina Aciro\, Faculty of Education and Hum anities\, Gulu University\, Uganda. \n\n \;\nREGISTER HERE ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.ukfiet.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/1 0/Picture1.jpg CATEGORIES:Webinar END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR