Date: Thursday October 27, 2022
Time: 2:30pm-4:00pm EST
Location: Virtual
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The Necessity of Black Educational Space
Abstract:
Research suggests that for Black students in K-12, Black-led educational spaces equip them with education to succeed in society (Andrews, 2014). Based on focus groups and interviews with Black Canadian university students, this presentation extends the literature arguing that Black-led educational spaces may serve as a crucial tool for the educational and professional success of Black post-secondary students. It also argues that Black community organizations remain a venue for cultivating these spaces.
Bio:
Tka Pinnock is a PhD candidate in the Department of Politics at York University. Her doctoral project lie at the intersection of feminist political economy, political ecology, and critical development studies where she explores the everyday politics of life work. Her research interests extend to diaspora studies and community-engaged research.
