 
Abolitionist TLC
  Friday, February 02, 2024 
            Event Time  10:00 a.m.   -  12:00 p.m.
 PT
            Cost 
            Location 
  LIB 242
            Contact Email 
  ceetl@sfsu.edu
            
        Overview
Abolitionist Teaching (AT) is a non-punitive pedagogy drawn from Black feminist activism and scholarship on carcerality, community, intersectionality, and Black joy in the face of the "educational survival complex" (Bettina L. Love [2023] Punished for Dreaming: How School Reform Harms Black Children and How We Heal).
During the first three weeks of this course, we will consider problems such as absenteeism, achievement gaps, and reform through the Abolitionist Teaching frameworks of mattering, aspirations, and relationality instead. In our final week, we will have a public forum to discuss our findings; and launch a larger discussion about best practices in the use of AT on our campus.
Facilitated by Dr. Kasturi Ray
 
     
     
    