Decolonising Methodologies

Location
Room 422 - 4th floor - School of Education, Zoom
Dates
Thursday 8 February 2024 (15:00-17:00)

Roundtable on Decolonising Methodologies

The roundtable session will be focusing broadly on decolonising approach in Education and International Development. In the session, we will be interested to engage in conversations around the following questions:

  • What are the premises for decolonisation as a pedagogy in the discipline of education and international development?
  • What are the limits to decolonisation?
  • How in practice (outside academia) we can adopt a decolonisation framework?
  • What alternative methodologies, vocabularies or archives do we need to adopt for decolonising research in non-western contexts?

The event will involve 15-20 minutes talk from each speaker followed by Q and A from the panellists. 

Panel:

Dr Kamna Patel, Associate Professor, DPU, UCL

Professor Kalwant Bhopal, Professor of Education and Social Justice, University of Birmingham 

Dr Kamran Khan, Associate Professor in Language, Social Justice and Education, University of Birmingham

Chaired by Professor Karl Kitching, Professor of Public Education, University of Birmingham

Facilitated by Dr Md Shajedur Rahman, Research Fellow, School of Education, University of Birmingham and Dr Raktim Ray, Lecturer, DPU, UCL

All welcome. This is a hybrid event, registration is essential to notify us if you will be attending in person or online and to receive the link to ZOOM.