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Lydia Villaronga edited the blog post Lydia's Radical Care Annotated Bibliography

The antitheses of radical care

Achille Mbembe; Necropolitics. Public Culture 1 January 2003; 15 (1): 11–40.

In this essay, Mbembe argues that the ultimate manifestation of authority is expressed as having t […]

Sohini Das (she/her/hers) edited the blog post Sohini's Unessay!

The guiding questions that lead to the creation of A Journey through Care: Healing Justice and Arts were 1. How do Black, Indigenous, Latinx, and API girls and TGNC youth experience care? And un-care? 2. How do t […]

4 years ago

Lydia Villaronga edited the blog post Lydia's Unessay

Hey everyone, my unessay is on instagram. You shouldn’t need an account to access it since my profile is public.

Unessay: https://www.instagram.com/p/CO1B0_IjizQ/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

The statement […]

4 years ago

Jane Quinn commented on the post, Syd's Short, but Effective UnEssay

, on the groupblog Radical Care Sp21

You are right, Syd–it’s short but effective. These are powerful stories and such great illustrations of the concepts we have discussed all semester. I love how you are adding to this great website that you […]

4 years ago

Sydoni Ellwood commented on the post, Mariatere's Arts-Based Inquiry (UnEssay), on the groupblog Radical Care Sp21

This is so very beautiful and incredible!

4 years ago

Sydoni Ellwood edited the blog post Syd's Short, but Effective UnEssay

Hi all,

Click the link below and take a gander when most convenient!

Again, best of luck to you all in your current and future endeavors!!

4 years ago

Lindsay Romano (She/her/hers) edited the blog post Lindsay's UnEssay

UnEssay: A Pre-Service Course Designed to Develop Embodied Anti-Racism in White Educators

You can read the full proposal, along with some suggested activities, a list of programs and teachers doing the work of […]

4 years ago

Jordan Bell edited the blog post Jordan's UnEssay

The guiding question I’m using for my UnFinal project is, “How is the tradition of classroom care passed on?” I will share a piece of my 2nd exam that addresses this question through a Black educational histor […]

4 years ago

Kushya Sugarman edited the blog post Kushya's Unessay

Here is my website. For now, the lesson plans are what I focused on. I plan to develop the resources, readings and my blog as times goes on. Thank you all for a wonderful semester.

4 years ago

Lucy Robins edited the blog post Lucy Unessay

Guiding Questions:

In what immediate ways can care transform the classroom for both students and teachers?What does care look like in a school system driven by capitalism? Can those even coexist?How can care […]

4 years ago

Fatima Sherif edited the blog post Fatima Sherif UnEssay 5/13/2021

Please see the link below to “A Radical Care Table Talk” (And Yes it’s a play off the Jada Pinkett-Smith Red table talk minus the the extra stuff)

Guiding questions: “Care” What does care look like when it is […]

4 years ago

August Smith edited the blog post Operationalizing Critical/Radical Care [Un(un)]essay)

So you know how at the beginning of the semester Rosa posed the question ‘How do you measure radical care?’ and I was feeling spicy and responded ‘Should we???’? Remember that? Okay well I am about to be the […]

4 years ago

Tarilyn Little edited the blog post Tarilyn's UnEssay-Education for Liberation Playlist

Project Overview

The Education for Liberation Playlist is a lyrical and visual exploration of what education for liberation can look like, feel like, and sound like. Both a personal reflection and an […]

4 years ago

Mariatere Tapias edited the blog post Mariatere's Arts-Based Inquiry (UnEssay)

Radical Mapping to Locate Critical Hope, Love, and Care

map-poem #10: Mapping to Disrupt Racist Policies and Practices Inside and Outside of Schools (Burlington, VT , 7/26/19)

Keywords and colors: […]

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Rosa L Rivera-McCutchen (she/her) created the group Radical Care Sp21

4 years ago

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