Guest Blogs

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How Young Refugees and Their Families Encountered England’s Education System
A guest blog post written by Dr Jáfia Naftali Câmara, a Senior Research Associate at the School of Education, University of Bristol, examining how the co-creation of a zine can serve as an ethical, sustainable method for community-engaged research.
How young refugees and their families encountered England’s education system
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Rethinking Repair in Education in Emergencies: Moving Beyond Social and Emotional Learning
A guest blog from Dr. Kelsey A. Dalrymple, Teaching Faculty in Educational Policy Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison
Rethinking Repair in Education in Emergencies
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Reparative Praxis with Gaza: Living with Wounds in Education
A blog by Dr Khawla Badwan, Reader in Applied Linguistics at Manchester Metropolitan University, exploring reparative praxis with Gaza.
Reparative Praxis with Gaza
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Re-imagining reparative pedagogies to teach Peru's recent history of conflict
A blog post by Paola Sarmiento Huerta, discussing her research in Peru which uses reparative pedagogies.
Re-imagining reparative pedagogies in Peru
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Teacher Kleber's Imaginations for Just Educational Futures
A blog post from André Freitas, Interdisciplinary Research Centre for Education and Development, Lusofona University, Portugal.
Kleber’s Imaginations for Just Educational Futures
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Global Routes Project
Asia Giuliani reflects on her recent work and collaborative photographic practices on the Global Routes Project with school children in Bristol and London.
Global Routes Project 2024
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The RESPECT project
If Racism Vanished for a Day...
If Racism Vanished for a Day…
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Academisation in Bristol
Have some Bristol primary schools been 'forced' to become academies?
Have some Bristol primary schools been ‘forced’ to become academies?
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Food Banks in Schools
A conversation with Will Baker. Will is leading research on the rise of Food Banks in Schools in the UK. Some of his research takes place in Bristol, so we asked him about what this means for schools and communities in the city.
Foodbanks in School
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Joy Trail
The Joy Trail! In this experiential, creative project, young people in Bristol learn about people, places and stories of Black joy in their local area. Learn about Tanisha and Emma's inspiring work and why they set up the Joy Trail.
Joy Trail