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@tcpress.bsky.socialOct 8, 2026, 1:04 PM

Now available for preorder!

*The Pedagogy of Frantz Fanon* offers a powerful framework for applying Fanon's ideas to antiracist education, liberation, and Black futurities.

Preorder your copy today from Teachers College Press.

#FrantzFanon #AntiracistEducation #EdSky

@helsinkiupress.bsky.socialOct 5, 2026, 10:01 AM

The latest articles in the 'Nordic Journal of Migration Research' address topics such as #LifestyleMigration, #AntiracistEducation in schools, and #securitization in the context of instrumentalized #migration. You'll find all the articles at: journal-njmr.org/articles

#OpenAccess #MigrationStudies

@forumjournal.bsky.socialOct 2, 2026, 4:55 PM

✊ October is Black History Month, a time to reflect on anti-racist education.

👀 Read Penny Rabiger on teaching for racial justice, and Audrey Osler’s 1997 article on Black teachers’ experiences of racism.

📰 https://beacons.ai/forumjournal

#Forum #BlackHistoryMonth #AntiRacistEducation

Young student enthusiastically raising a hand while sitting at a desk in a classroom. The text on the image says "October Marks Black History Month" and "Celebrate with Forum."An image with a headline asking, "Does teaching racial justice and equity have a place in our schools?" followed by a quote discussing the importance of racial and social justice in education relating to workplace conditions and the Equality Act (2010). It questions how to ensure meaningful change and improve awareness. The text is attributed to Penny Rabiger in Forum, Volume 63 Issue 2.An image of a quote on a red and white background. The text is titled "Black Teachers as Professionals: survival, success and subversion" in bold black font. The quote reads, "My own career has not really been planned, and I cannot be described as having followed a traditional path, yet a number of its features are also to be found in the stories of those whom I interviewed. My study of black teachers' lives and careers suggests that those who have made it to the top have often had to choose non-traditional routes." It is attributed to Audrey Osler, Forum 39, 2, from 1997.
@tcpress.bsky.socialSep 3, 2026, 1:03 PM

Cover reveal!

*The Pedagogy of Frantz Fanon* explores how Fanon's ideas can help educators confront systemic racism and imagine liberatory futures for education.

Coming soon from Teachers College Press.

#FrantzFanon #AntiracistEducation #Education #EdSky