The 13th International Conference on Education and Justice highlights the role of educational scholars in anti-oppressive movement building. Sessions will feature projects by teams of scholars that aim to raise public awareness or influence educational policy and practice — as well as strategies to build our capacity for such interventions. Educators, scholars, leaders, advocates, and educational organizations and institutions from across the United States and around the world will convene to share works-in-progress of collective scholarship for public pedagogy, as well as to support one another in such work through critical self-reflection and constructive criticism. 

The 13th Conference returns to Honolulu, Hawai‘i, and in collaboration with our partners and in solidarity with local movements for justice, we call particularly for proposals that highlight anti-oppressive education that challenges U.S. and other imperialisms locally and around the world.

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To submit a proposal, click here.