Posts by Mia Dunfey

Teaching Math Through A Social Justice Lens

I know we aren’t math teachers here but I thought this was a really cool article about how to incorporate...

NEA edjustice

I found this resource a while back that has many resources that target different populations and social justice issues. One...

Inclusive Dress Policy

Last year, Seattle Public Schools updated their dress code policy citing “students should be able to dress and style their...

Women’s Issues are Men’s Issues

This is a pretty popular video where Jackson Katz outlines why we need to rethink how we associate gender issues...

Revised Material Adaptation

Hi everyone! This is the link to my revised material adaptation.

Building Peace Together

The Quaker Council for European Affairs is dedicated to improving European institutions through the Quaker commitments of peace, justice, and...

Climate Migrants or Refugees?

After watching the video and reading the article on terminology for class today, I wanted to learn more about how...

Gender, Race, & Voting

The photo above was taken from this NY Times page that shows the 2020 exit polls. While I know the...

Reflection #3: Audre Lorde

Summary of the book “The Master’s Tools Will Never Dismantle the Master’s House” is a collection of five essays by...

Why is bilingual education ‘good’ for rich kids but ‘bad’ for poor, immigrant students?

This article looks at the juxtaposition of the value of bilingualism when concerning social class and cultural capital. It is...

Protected: LGBTQ+ Reflection

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Understanding My Privilege

While I have privileged immensely from my identities as a white, cis-gender, hetero-presenting woman, I think the greatest factor in...

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