Beyond the Ivory Tower
knowledge mobilization | community outreach | community partners | CCEJ experts in the news
Part of the CCEJ’s effort in advancing justice in education is to make its work accessible to members of the community outside of the university. In this section, you will find examples of work done by members of the CCEJ to increase awareness about our work through media interviews, podcasts, films, and hosting or participating in public events. You will also find graduate students writing about their work in English and another language to raise awareness of their research in communities beyond english speaking ones.
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Video: Dr. Amy Parent on National Indigenous Peoples Day
June 19, 2025 CCEJ Associate Director and UNESCO Co-Chair Dr. Amy Parent discusses National Indigenous Peoples Day and furthering reconciliation both at home and globally
Resource of Interest: IDEAS Podcast Episode 63 – Decolonizing Vocational Education: A Journey from Practice to Policy
In this insightful interview, Sabrina Ngo, CCEJ Centre Coordinator and a doctoral candidate in the Educational Theory and Practice Curriculum and Pedagogy stream at Simon
For Immediate Release: Dr. Amy Parent, Dr. Sonajharia Minz appointed UNESCO Co-chairs to advance Indigenous rights, knowledge systems, and self-determination
JUNE 10, 2025 (VANCOUVER, CANADA) — Leading scholars Dr. Amy Parent from the Nisga’a Nation and Dr. Sonajharia Minz of the Oraon Tribal Peoples have
CCEJ mourns passing of Dr. Michael Manley-Casimir
Dear friends of CCEJ, It is with heavy hearts that we share the news that our Centre’s co-founder Dr. Michael Manley-Casimir passed away on Saturday
New Case Study Co-Authored by Dr. Amy Parent
CCEJ Associate Director Dr. Amy Parent has co-authored a case study with Dr. John Giblin, titled The Rematriation of the House of Ni’isjoohl Memorial Pole.
Job Posting: BC First Nations Women’s Self-Determination, Rematriation Research Assistant
CCEJ Associate Director Dr. Amy Parent is looking for a motivated graduate research assistant to undertake the role of: BC First Nations Women’s Self-Determination, Rematriation
