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Freeing Education with No More Exclusions: Conversation 1

Over the course of three online discussions, No More Exclusions will bring together radical voices from the UK and international community to develop an abolitionist vision of education. Exchanges will take place across different contexts, linked via shared themes of community, resistance and liberation in the face of education systems that insist on violence.

Conversation 1: Deconstruction, Refusal, Departure

The first conversation will focus on unpicking the harms of schooling as part of a wider system of carceral feminism and imperialism, before turning to explore the transformational work that is currently in progress and taking stock of the struggle in education from an international perspective.

Zahra Bei (she/her) is a recovering teacher and organiser with No More Exclusions.

Lola Olufemi (she/they) is a black feminist writer and CREAM/Stuart Hall Foundation researcher from London.

Sara Bafo (she/her) is an organiser with No More Exclusions

Cradle Community is a collective experimenting with how we build transformative justice and community accountability in our communities. If you are able, please consider supporting Cradle’s work here: https://bit.ly/3yLCvRD.

This event series is hosted by No More Exclusions, a grassroots abolitionist coalition working to end exclusion in education in all its forms. It is co-sponsored by Haymarket Books and Hajar Press.

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A recording of this event is now available online.

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