EDSU 921: Explore strategies for actively combatting racism by changing systems, structures, policies, practices and attitudes to create more equitable learning environments for all

Course Description

Explore strategies for actively combatting racism by changing systems, structures, policies, practices and attitudes to create more equitable learning environments for all. This course will cover topics such as critical race theory, intersectionality, the use of anti-racist and decolonizing pedagogies, and delves into an understanding of race, ethnicity, privilege, and power as they are embedded in everyday structures, institutions and systems. Available for master's program graduate credit as EDSU 721.This course may not be listed as a requirement or eligible as an elective for any major, minor, or certificate program other than the following: Doctor of Education - Educational Sustainability (EdD).