We are delighted to share two fantastic resources created by Dr. Tracy-Ann Johnson-Myers. EDI in Research Resources & EDID Terminology Guide Both of these resources can be found on our website - bit.ly/41Xxeps

Why WISE?: Kristy-Lynn Pankhurst Lights the Fire of Meaningful Fire Safety Education. Kristy-Lynn is enlightening future generations through her research and career in fire safety. Learn more about Kristy-Lynn's work - bit.ly/4ofGhvG

MEd Student Spotlight: Claire McGillivray Claire, BSh in Mathematics and Master of Education student at Queen’s University, has devoted herself to the ongoing process of decolonizing mathematics in high school. Read more about Claire's work - bit.ly/46qaKR8

Hear from BEd student Kate Yüksel, and find out how she is transforming the classroom with creativity. For university graduates who want to become educators, our BEd students earn a second degree- Bachelor of Education in four successive terms. Learn more about Kate's experience - bit.ly/44hG1UU

Online Graduate Student Spotlight: Amanda Murgel Hear from a a Naval Warfare Officer with the Canadian Navy, about their experience in the Professional Master of Education. Read about Amanda's experience - bit.ly/440fE5Q.

We're hiring a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in STEM Education! Apply today or share this post with your community. Check out the full job posting: bit.ly/44mMlt3

Queer Prom 2025 - Over the Rainbow! There’s no place like prom — especially when it’s Queer Prom! The prom offered a breath of fresh, sparkly air for 2SLGBTQ+ youth. Read more about this fantastic event - bit.ly/3TE7EBh

National Indigenous History Month takes place in June in Canada and is a time to recognize the rich history, heritage, resilience and diversity of First Nations, Inuit and Métis. Find resources and interesting information on our website - bit.ly/4e112Xg

The Genders and Sexualities Alliance will be at the Pride Parade this Saturday, June 14. Come join! Meet: Memorial Centre Track (Look for Queen’s GSA group) Arrive: 11:00-11:30 Parade goes from Memorial Centre down Princess St to Confederation Basin More about Pride at Queen's: bit.ly/3Sz2oyw

Empowering Students Through Self-Awareness: Dr. Ian Matheson’s Research on Understanding Individual Education Plans (IEPs) As Ian and his team, Sunaira and Julia, continue their research, they hope to see more systematic approaches to self-advocacy education in schools. bit.ly/458QnY9

Casteism and Racism: Black Dalit Solidarities in Education. PhD candidate, Aakriti K., has brought Teacher Candidates and Black and Dalit/Caste-Oppressed youth together to identify ways of imagining education for justice. Learn about Aakriti's resources, research, and call to action bit.ly/43vAvh5

Student Spotlight: Supreet Kaur Hear from a high school teacher in a Northern Quebec community, about their experience in the Professional Master of Education. Read about Supreet's experience - bit.ly/4mKhkrp

New - Popular Podagogy Jocelyn Greene shares how theatre and improv can supercharge student learning and bring joy to the classroom! From building confidence to boosting academic skills through playful storytelling, she shows how every subject can come alive with imagination. Listen - bit.ly/43IZ9tv

Hear about WISE student Nicole Pigeau's journey, and her bond to learning through love. Why WISE? Our World Indigenous Studies in Education (WISE) program offers a unique path to a Masters degree through blended format (online and on-campus). Learn more about Nicole's experience - bit.ly/4dK0WDk

National AccessAbility Week - Breaking barriers together: Paving the way for an inclusive future. Check out the Popular Podagogy episode featuring Alan Jeans, Manager of Accessibility Services and PhD student. Alen shares insights on this important topic. Listen to the episode: bit.ly/4kEyLb8

Congratulations to Sarah Kaye! Sarah, who is in the final year of her ConED program, was awarded an Ontario College of Teachers Scholarship! Check out the full article on the OCT website - bit.ly/4ka5WDq

WISE student Kris Reppas and find out how he facilitates the flourishing of the Two-Spirit Community. Our World Indigenous Studies in Education (WISE) program offers a unique path to Masters degree through blended format (online and on-campus). Learn more about Chris' experience - bit.ly/43p9E57

Concurrent Education (ConEd) students, Hannah Minsky and Molly Fast, found their 2nd year experiential learning placement with Sistema Kingston to be a fulfilling hands-on experience! Read more about their experiences and about Sistema Kingston - bit.ly/3REIUIr

Neuro-vibes 2025 - The work of advocating for inclusivity and neuro-affirming approaches in education is ceaseless and often exhausting, events like this help those dedicated reenergize and recommit. Shout out to the LDSB, CCESC, volunteers & community partners! Read the recap - bit.ly/42KcBg1

Sistema Kingston, an after-school music program, promoting positive social change through musical excellence, is celebrating 10 years! The end of year concert - Ten Seasons of Love, is quickly approaching. Hope to see you there! May 8 2025 4:30pm The Isabel Admission by donation - bit.ly/42sxWf9

Online Grad Student Spotlight: Hanna Kentfield Hear about Hanna's experience in the Professional Master of Education (PME). Our fully online, part-time PME program is designed for educators and other professionals who want to take their career to the next level. bit.ly/3Et5f8H

Teaching, learning and growing in the North - Discover the amazing experience of teacher candidate Maya Davidson, as she fulfills a life-long dream of teaching in the North during her Alt Prac with the Northern Practicum Program. Read the full story: bit.ly/3Y1tUb2

Faculty of Ed alumn Nick Adams (Artsci’04 and Ed’05) and his artistic partner Taes Leavitt (Artsci’04) will be performing at the Isabel on April 12th as Splash’N Boots! Learn more about Splash’N Boots bit.ly/3RpEchn. Photography by Sandra Lee Photography

Student Spotlight: Isil Ertas Senturk Hear from an ESL teacher, and mentor about their experience in the Professional Master of Education program (PME) - designed for educators and other professionals who want to take their career to the next level. See Isil's experience and advice - bit.ly/3FQrR3a

In case you missed it live on Wednesday morning, check out Dr. Douglas' fantastic interview on CBC Radio's Ontario Morning, where she shares important insights and advice related to her research, lived experience, and her new book Unmothering Autism. CBC radio segment: bit.ly/4bZQkPC

Student Spotlight: Dayle McMorran Hear from a teacher, and entrepreneur about their experience in the Professional Master of Education program (PME) - designed for educators and other professionals who want to take their career to the next level. See Dayle's experience and advice - bit.ly/3DPHpUl

We are delighted to share that our Associate Dean of Graduate Studies has been renewed as 1 of 6 Canada Research Chairs at Queen's! Congratulations Dr. Morcom! Dr. Morcom's research focuses on enhancing Indigenous languages and examining decolonization in education. Learn more - bit.ly/3FDJ28g

Online Grad Student Spotlight: Katherine Fudge Hear about Katherine's experience in the Professional Master of Education (PME). Our fully online, part-time PME program is designed for educators and other professionals who want to take their career to the next level. bit.ly/4hblX9Y

Neuro Vibes 2024 - Brought together educators, students, administrators, community members, and researchers to explore neurodiversity and expand understandings of neuro-affirming approaches in schools. Read about this incredible event bit.ly/43DiC07. Neuro Vibes 2025: Thursday, April 3, from 5-8 pm

Nyasha shares her journey from grad school to Post Doc. "The field of education is at a time in history that is ripe for change...having seen the shifts and pivots over the past decade I am excited about the new possibilities and areas of inquiry that are emerging." bit.ly/4isiB3i

Online Graduate Student Spotlight: Hear from Emma Kushnir, a higher education professional, about their experience in the Professional Master of Education. bit.ly/4bpHmuG

Event Reminder: Dr. Grant Bruno presents the MacClement Community Lecture, “Acâhk Pimatisiwin: Reclaiming Indigenous Understandings of Neurodiversity”. This is a free event – and everyone is welcome! Thurs, Feb 27, 5-6 pm, 511 Union Street Learn more about Dr. Bruno and this event - bit.ly/40T9lhz

PME Alumni Spotlight: From Teacher to Trailblazer: A Journey in Education and Leadership. Sandra Kwon shares her story, and just how rewarding taking on the challenge of a graduate degree can be, no matter where you are in your career. Learn more about Sandra's journey - bit.ly/41gKIf8

Student Spotlight: Ann Okafor, an MEd student, is investigating the impact of emotional intelligence in school leadership, on both student success and overall school culture. As Ann continues her MEd journey, she is laying the groundwork for transformative leadership in education. bit.ly/3CMhi0d

STEAM+ Event: Practicing Inclusion and Belonging in the K-16 STEM Ecosystem with Dr. Robyn Ruttenberg-Rozen. Explore inclusion, and discuss ways to move from a conception of inclusion to a conception of belonging. Thurs Feb 27, 2025 1 - 2 pm Library (Duncan McArthur Hall) or online bit.ly/4i3z5Pf

New Resource: How to Support Black Students in the Classroom. Dr. Tracy-Ann Johnson-Myers shares insights and practical advice to help educators foster safe, inclusive, and truly authentic learning environments for all students. Learn more: bit.ly/42RaDME

Popular Podagogy - New Episode Laura Mozhu Li talks about her research on Chinese newcomer youth's experiences with racism in Canada. Laura, shares her own immigration and schooling experiences, along with some helpful tips on fostering inclusive classrooms. Listen: bit.ly/42RI7dM

Event: MacClement Community Lecture We're thrilled to welcome Dr. Grant Bruno as our 2025 guest lecturer. Topic: Acâhk Pimatisiwin: Reclaiming Indigenous Understandings of Neurodiversity All are welcome! Thursday, February 27, 5-6 pm, 511 Union St. More about Dr. Bruno and this event: bit.ly/40T9lhz

Grace Knight, a Technological Education Multisession (TEMS) alumna, is making an extraordinary impact addressing student food insecurity at Kingston Secondary School (KSS). Learn more about Grace's journey, how to support and more: bit.ly/40LNxEn

Post Doctoral Fellow Dr. Leroy Baker shares his academic journey and demonstrates how the intersection of lived experiences and research can result in a very meaningful impact. Check out Dr. Baker's article: bit.ly/3EpLi2a

Event - Building an Inclusive Teaching Community We recognize that classrooms are rarely neutral spaces for educators, as well as for our students. Panelists (including Dr. Douglas) from across Queen's will unpack some of the nuance and complexity of pedagogical risks and rewards. bit.ly/410nhb0

Has there ever been a more crucial time to champion inclusivity, empathy, and equity in the classroom? Schools help shape a future free from hate and division. For Black History and Futures Month, explore these resources to celebrate, reflect, and build a truly welcoming community. bit.ly/40A5AgL

Newly appointed Dean announced! Dr. Amy Burns comes to us from the Werklund School of Education at University of Calgary. We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Burns, who brings such a diverse and robust portfolio of knowledge and experience. Find out more about Dr. Burns' journey: bit.ly/3Ct5Ztu

Alum Jenna-Leigh DiNardo's academic journey is a great example of how an alternative practicum can lead you to extraordinary places. While interning at the Lincoln Center in NYC she discovered a world of research and interdisciplinary learning. Check out the article bit.ly/4aCv8OT

Today is the International Day for Education - Revisit the 2023-24 Knowledge Forum bit.ly/4jkUcOA A place where we reflect, as a community, on our work in teaching and learning. From innovative research to classroom experiences, the ideas shared remind us how vital education is to everything.

EVENT ALERT! The Role of 'A' in STEAM - Guests, professors, and graduate students will talk about the importance of the arts for STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics). bit.ly/40srzaF January 16 4 - 5:30 pm Duncan McArthur Hall Room A341/342 or join online