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Showing 1 to 20 of 79 for “"Safe spaces."”.

  1. No Safe Spaces: Institutionally Washed Out

    … within schools as a means of maintaining ‘safety.’ Policing in schools perpetuates punishment disproportionality and maintains similar disproportionalities as the ‘big’ criminal justice system in terms of for whom and how how severely it is applied. Meaning that regardless of the school's …

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  2. ADVANCING YOUNG PEOPLE?S METHODOLOGIES: ARTICULATING CITIZENSHIP DISCOURSES WITHIN ?SAFE SPACES? THROUGH THEATRE

    … POLITICS IN SINGAPORE. THESE METHODS CREATE A ?SAFE SPACE? OUTSIDE OF FORMAL INSTITUTIONS FOR THEM TO ARTICULATE THEIR VIEWS AND BYPASS ISSUES OF SELF-CENSORSHIP IN A PUNITIVE POLITICAL CLIMATE. THIS WAS EXECUTED THROUGH A THEATRE WORKSHOP WITH A SMALL GROUP OF YOUNG PEOPLE (AGES 14-19 YEARS …

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  3. (In)security and storytelling in Sri Lanka: negotiating safe spaces to remember, reenact and reconcile violence

    … how marginalised communities in Sri Lanka safely share stories of violence when systemic oppression silences them. Those whose caste, ethnicity, gender, geography, language and/or religion sets them apart from the hegemony are at high risk of experiencing every day and severe violence due …

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  4. "Loosey goosey" liberation: A critical feminist ethnographic study of the community created through the safe spaces of book clubs

    … to be limited in their access to discursive spaces where they can participate and engage equally. This thesis argues that women have created their own discursive spaces, or safe spaces, to compensate for their restricted access to the public sphere through book clubs. By utilizing a critical …

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  5. Trauma-informed care in the classroom : a qualitative study of teachers who effectively create safe spaces for all students.

    … this problem is manifesting in school spaces as misbehavior, disinterest, and the inability to pay attention (Adubasim & Ugwu, 2019; Felitti et al., 1998; Frydman & Mayor, 2017; O'Kane et al., 2021; O'Neill et al., 2010; Perry, 2009; Wolpow et al., 2009). Research shows there are ways …

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  6. (Un)natural Bridges, (Un)safe Spaces: A Critical Qualitative Study of Spanish as a Foreign Language Educators’ Perceptions of Heritage Language Learners in Mixed Classrooms

    Chicana feminist scholar Gloria Anzaldúa has been an integral part of research on hybrid identities and consciousness. In an increasingly multicultural and multilingual school system, educators of Spanish as a foreign language are faced with a different audience to the ones they were trained to …

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  7. The wildfire within : firefighter perspectives on gender and leadership in wildland fire

    … and leadership learning through non-judgemental, safe spaces for dialogue. This provided an opportunity for the BCWS to transform the challenges associated with gender discrimination in the wildland fire profession through organizational learning.

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  8. Navigating the nexus: Enhancing engagement in New Zealand’s clinical governance landscape

    … recognised as a quality framework ensuring safe and effective patient care. Its success depends on a culture supported by knowledgeable staff and governance directors and the relationship between service delivery and organisational governance. The study adopts a qualitative descriptive …

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  9. Critical Black feminist mentorship: A review of a middle school and university-sponsored program for adolescent Black girls

    … study aims to illuminate the creation of safe spaces for marginalized youth through mentorship initiatives. Likewise, the study examines the roles of mentorship programs in transforming the lives of Black adolescent girls by providing them with tools to change the narratives depicted by …

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  10. Gender and race, online communities, and composition classrooms

    … as computers and writing about the necessity of safe spaces in fostering communication about gender and race and safety for people of color and women online might actually be harming the rhetorical effectiveness of these writings. To focus this discussion, I will develop three case studies and in …

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  11. The universe and my brain in a jar: Canadians, universities, and Indigenous Peoples

    … education, but ensuring that universities are safe spaces for Indigenous peoples and Indigenous knowledge is a significant challenge, particularly given the historical roles that universities have held in colonisation. Universities’influence extends beyond their campuses, as the majority of …

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  12. Enhancing student leadership at Yukon University

    … The following themes surfaced from the data: safe spaces, empowerment, connection and team mindset, and hands-on experiences. I put forward four recommendations for the Student Success Division: the implementation of self-awareness activities for staff and students, staff training on …

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  13. Enhancing partnership and strengthening leadership within the early learning and child care sector in rural British Columbia

    … the relationships among five themes: creating safe spaces for learning and engagement; connectedness to self and the families the partnership serves; space and time to deepen relationships and build confidence; opportunities for meaningful engagement; changing the organizational/system culture …

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  14. Navigating University of Denver as a Latinx Male-Identifying Undergraduate Student

    … lack of resources. Despite that, they created safe spaces and support groups that helped them persist. Challenges to DEI included lack of communication and collaboration between students, staff, and departments because of the siloed environment at DU.</p>

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  15. The oppression of women with disabilities : can feminist educational theory be a force for change?

    … strengths. Through methods such as setting up safe spaces, developing narratives, learning to dialogue and pose questions, women with disabilities are enabled to develop both voice and visibility. Once a critical consciousness has developed, women with disabilities can put their new knowledge …

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  16. A Matter of Interpretation: Examining the coded meanings of "safe space" in higher education communities

    The term "safe space" has a long history of signifying a place of sanctuary or refuge, and of a potential site of activism, advocacy, and political action (Davis, 1999; Kenney, 2001; Harris, 2015; Crockett, 2016). In recent decades, it has been adopted by student groups and advocates for inclusion, …

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  17. Generation Z's Fight for Survival in the March for Our Lives Movement

    … Generation Z as this violence has invaded public spaces such as shopping malls and concert venues and going as far as infiltrating safe spaces such as their classrooms. This research uses a qualitative content analysis to identify the motivations for activism by members of Generation Z. My …

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  18. Enhancing capacity of the coalition of African, Caribbean, and Black nurses to support Black nurses in British Columbia to achieve greater psychological health in the workplace

    … “Fitting In”, Factors that Contribute to Safety in the Workplace, System Level Supports Needed from Health Care Organizations, CACBN Supports for ACBNs, and Impacts of COVID-19 on ACBNs. Study recommendations for health organizations include developing workplace anti-racism policies and …

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  19. INCREASING DIVERSITY AND REPRESENTATION OF UNDERREPRESENTED IN MEDICINE STUDENTS USING PATHWAYS PROGRAM

    … schools by becoming mentors, establishing safe spaces, and disseminating advice and free resources. Although the evidence is anecdotal, Pathways programs show promise in creating solutions for URM students, this is exemplified by student testimonials. If medical institutions continue to …

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