Pedagogies of Belonging In Practice: A Workshop for Educators On Creating Welcoming Communities

We created and led a virtual workshop for educators to discuss Pedagogies of Belonging, a new REACH book containing microportraits of educators whose practices seek to build welcoming communities. The workshop was intended for Boston-based educators to discuss pedagogies the book highlighted and to determine if and how to engage with these pedagogies in their respective contexts. 

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Sarah Dryden-Peterson
“Lo peor que nos pudo pasar pero lastimosamente no tienen donde ir”: Las contradictorias opiniones de los estudiantes colombianos sobre la migración venezolana, la crisis democrática y la xenofobia

In a recent study, we explore the views of more than 3,000 Colombian secondary students across 45 public schools located in Bogotá. We ask, what do young people attending school in Colombia understand about the Venezuelan crisis driving migration, and how do they feel about how their country has responded? We find that Colombian students understand Venezuelan migration in divergent ways.

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Sarah Dryden-Peterson
“The worst thing that could happen to us but unfortunately they have nowhere to go”: Colombian students’ contradictory views on Venezuelan migration, democratic crisis, and xenophobia

In a recent study, we explore the views of more than 3,000 Colombian secondary students across 45 public schools located in Bogotá. We ask, what do young people attending school in Colombia understand about the Venezuelan crisis driving migration, and how do they feel about how their country has responded? We find that Colombian students understand Venezuelan migration in divergent ways.

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Sarah Dryden-Peterson