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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Teaching and Learning Resources on Anti-Indigenous Racism: The Yellowhead Treaty Map
Image Source: https://treatymap.yellowheadinstitute.org/map/ The Yellowhead Treaty Map https://treatymap.yellowheadinstitute.org/ is an interactive teaching and learning resource that centres Indigenous perspectives on treaties in Canada. It provides
Congratulations to Dr. Amy Parent on YWCA Women of Distinction Award
(YWCA Award Winners – Dr. Parent, third from left – Photo Source: https://ywcabc.org/blog/2026/05/2026-wod-recipients) The Cassidy Centre for Educational Justice congratulates Dr. Amy Parent (Sigidmnak Noxs Ts’aawit)
2025-26 Educational Justice Lecture: Writing Histories of Extinction for Just Futures
The Cassidy Centre for Educational Justice warmly invites you to attend the 2025-26 academic year’s Educational Justice Lecture, delivered by Dr. Sadiah Qureshi. Dr. Qureshi’s
Publication: Is Everyone Really Equal? Third Edition
We are pleased to announce that the long-awaited third edition of CCEJ Director Dr. Özlem Sensoy and Dr. Robin DiAngelo’s Is Everyone Really Equal? is set to
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