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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"(re)story"”.
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Connected corrections and corrected connections: post-release supervision of long sentence male prisoners
… of adopting a connected, healing-centred approach in which multiagency collaboration is prioritised in order to improve outcomes for long sentence male prisoners. I explore how childhood trauma is often at the root of addiction and offending behaviour, based on qualitative interview …
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(Re)storing and (Re)storying Men with Broken Wrists: Using Intsomi as Critical Fabulation to Refute the Notion of Queerness as un-African
My research attempts to challenge the contemporary perception of homosexuality as “un-African”. This misconception is often grounded in the perceived absence of queer people of colour from the “archive” of black African (hi)stories that shape our collective understandings of who is and who is not …
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(Re)storing and (Re)storying men with broken wrists: using intsomi as critical fabulation to refute the notion of queerness as un-African
My research attempts to challenge the contemporary perception of homosexuality as “un-African”. This misconception is often grounded in the perceived absence of queer people of colour from the “archive” of black African (hi)stories that shape our collective understandings of who is and who is not …
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All our griefs: An exploration of how we adjust to and accommodate non-death losses - an arts based narrative inquiry.
When thinking about loss, we frequently consider it in terms of the losses that occur when others die. Yet, non-death losses feature throughout our lives. This arts-based research investigates how we adjust to, and accommodate loss experiences through imaginary dialogue with a dog, along with other …
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Nappy Roots, Split Ends, and New Growth: An Autobiographical Narrative Inquiry into The Experiences of A Black Female Educator, No Lye
Using autobiographical narrative inquiry, I explore the ways that race, gender, class, culture, and place shape who I was and how I became who I am as a Black woman educator. Family members, colleagues, community members, and students are the main characters in my stories. Building on the works of …
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Different constellation and shining stars: lesbian parents’ experiences of accessing healthcare for their adopted children in England
… changes in family demographics. It is now more common for parents to be lesbians, which is due to increased social acceptance and the dissolution of legal barriers to parental responsibility. Adoption transforms the lives of some of the most vulnerable children. In 2019, 1 in 7 children in …
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Sacred Plant, Sentient Earth: A Vegetal Geography of Healing in a More-Than-Human World
Plants and humans are deeply entangled, having shared intimate relationships since the beginning of time. In particular, humans have had a long history of relating with plants-as-medicines, developing emplaced healing traditions centred upon culturally-embedded ecological praxes that blur species …
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Teaching and Learning in Artistic Collaboration
The intersections of the arts and education are documented in this inquiry as interdisciplinary artistic collaboration. Graduate and undergraduate arts students and their arts professors from four arts programs teach and learn together in a semester-long interdisciplinary collaborative arts course …