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William Ventres, MD, MA, Distinguished Chair of Rural Family Medicine at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock, gave us a presentation entitled 'Appreciating Social Justice in Medical Education through a Decolonial Lens: 9 “P” Personal Insight Perspectives.'

This hybrid workshop was co-organised by the Social Justice and Inclusion Thematic Hub and the Teaching that Matters for Migrant Students project under the Centre for Research in Education Inclusion and Diversity (CREID). Professor Joanna McIntyre of the University of Nottingham and Dr Sinikka Neuhaus of Lund University gave their presentation on ‘Teaching that matters for refugee students.’ The workshop was aimed at teachers, school staff and others who work with students.

This informal lunchtime session was organised by the Social Justice and Inclusion Thematic Hub.

This first hybrid seminar of the Social Justice and Inclusion Thematic Hub in 2023 featured a presentation on ableism in higher education by Dr Nicole Brown.

What project/study/intervention are your currently working on? Why is this topic of interest to you? What policy or practice change do you envision as a result of your findings? How we'll engage and exchange?

What project/study/intervention are your currently working on? Why is this topic of interest to you? What policy or practice change do you envision as a result of your findings? How we'll engage and exchange?

Joint Research Hub Event presenting the new UNESCO Report "The Future of Teaching as Collaborative Profession", followed by discussion.