In the most recent episode arc, the Care Work podcast explores educational equity with guests who are experts in impactful social education for teens, supportive higher education spaces, and inclusive literacy. In this reflective episode, Alida Miranda-Wolff investigates the parallel themes that emerged throughout these episodes to reveal a multi-faceted definition of educational equity and how its integration could create safer spaces for learners of every age.

Reflect with Alida on the finer points of this essential topic:

• The nuances and intricacies in defining educational equity
• Practical application that will help these theories succeed in the real world
• The responsibility of policies, government, and educators in realizing educational equity
• Complications that require that these practices be implemented with great care and attention

Important resources from this episode:

• Rest is Resistance: A Manifesto by Tricia Hersey 
• Tiny Humans, Big Emotions by Alyssa Blask Campbell and Lauren Elizabeth Stauble
• The End of Burnout by Jonathan Malesic 
• A Life of One’s Own: Nine Women Writers Begin Again by Joanna Biggs
• Hbomber’s YouTube Video on Plagiarism  
• National Equity Project 
• Prismatic                       
• Episode 9 with Mariam Cherbib
• Episode 20 with Debra Giunta
• Episode 21 with Johnnie Campbell
• Episode 22 with Ken Bigger
• Neapolitan novels mentioned in episode

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