Rocío Fernández Ugalde, PhD, Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge (CLAREC co-founder member) Streamed live on April 11, 2025, the panel “Right to Education and Critical Latin American Pedagogies: Histories of Struggle and Current Disputes“ brought together Latin American scholars to discuss educational struggles, critical pedagogies, and policy disputes across the region. CLAREC co-founder RocíoContinue reading “Derecho a la educación, políticas y pedagogías críticas Latinoamericanas: Historias de lucha y disputas actuales”
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Escola Brasileira de Pensamento Decolonial: Advancing Critical Dialogue on Decolonial Knowledge and Practices
Alexandre da Trindade, PhD, Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge (CLAREC co-founder). The Escola Brasileira de Pensamento Decolonial (Brazilian School of Decolonial Thought) is an innovative academic and activist initiative organised by the research group ¡DALE! – Decolonizar a América Latina e seus Espaços, of which Alexandre da Trindade, co-founder of CLAREC, is a member.Continue reading “Escola Brasileira de Pensamento Decolonial: Advancing Critical Dialogue on Decolonial Knowledge and Practices”
Across the Meadows: Narratives of Educational Journeys and Belonging
Anna Maria Del Fiorentino, PhD candidate, Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge (CLAREC member) The Cambridge Latin American Research in Education Collective (CLAREC) introduces “Across the Meadows,” a scholarly podcast initiative by Anna Maria Del Fiorentino, a member of the collective and a PhD candidate at the Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge. This podcastContinue reading “Across the Meadows: Narratives of Educational Journeys and Belonging”
V Social and Popular Forum of the Triple Frontier
Alexandre da Trindade, PhD, Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge (CLAREC co-founder) From Latin America’s Triple Frontier: resistance, memory, and collective power. On April 11–12 in Ciudad del Este, CLAREC supported the V Social and Popular Forum of the Triple Frontier, which brought together social movements from across the region. It was a space for collectiveContinue reading “V Social and Popular Forum of the Triple Frontier”
