Next week: Join our virtual #BankStreetLibrarySalon on 1/22 in celebration of #OccasionalPaperSeries 54: “Why Indigenous Children’s and Young Adult Literature Matter,” featuring a conversation with guest editors and contributors on #ICYAL. RSVP: graduate.bankstreet.edu/events/library-salon-43-ops-54
#BankStreet is accepting submissions for Issue 57 of the #OccasionalPaperSeries! This issue will explore the relationship between education and democracy across contexts and how it might be re-envisioned for the future. Submit your work by June 1: bankstreet.edu/research-pub...
Issue 54 of #BankStreet #OccasionalPaperSeries explores Indigenous storytelling in education, highlighting the power of these stories to affirm presence, strengthen community, and imagine more just and connected futures bankstreet.edu/research-publications-policy/occasional-paper-series/ops-54
New issue of #BankStreet #OccasionalPaperSeries explores the power of Indigenous children’s & young adult literature and how these stories can nurture understanding across cultures, celebrate resilience, and transform classrooms and communities. Read more: bankstreet.edu/research-pub...
This request reminded me of this beautiful graphic issue of the #BankStreet #OccasionalPaperSeries. It's filled with incredible art and storytelling about the experiences of trans educators.
Full issue, including all comics, here: educate.bankstreet.edu/cgi/viewcont...
In Speculative Youth Participatory Action Research, young people act as researchers and changemakers—questioning the present and imagining what's possible. Explore how this approach comes to life in new Issue 53 of the #BankStreet #OccasionalPaperSeries: bankstreet.edu/research-pub...
New #BankStreet #OccasionalPaperSeries Issue 53 explores Speculative Youth Participatory Action Research—an approach where young people lead research that centers their own experiences, questions, and visions for the future bankstreet.edu/research-publications-policy/occasional-paper-series/ops-53
