Events
Beyond Pedagogy of the Oppressed: The Evolution of Freire's Thinking
A conversation series moderated by Vitor Yano
In this series we will discuss the work of Paulo Freire and the changes in his thoughts throughout his life, considering also the historical and political contexts he lived in, his influences and legacy. Each session will be based on one or more of his main books. Other readings by authors who influenced or were influenced by Freire may be added to discuss the formation of his ideas and his legacy.
Join us the last Friday of every month, September 2025 - May 29, 2026. Register for the series now.
Recent Events Coverage
- CSLP hosts Dr. Dewey G. Cornell for insightful talk on proportional responses to student threats
- CSLP hosts consultation meeting with new graduate student affiliates
- Resisting Colonizations Symposium Affirms Community, Resistance, and Hope
- Decolonizing Narratives: An Evening of Storytelling, Resistance, and Oral Traditions
- Mitch McLarnon wraps up the WIPS x Concordia series at the CSLP
- Workshop offered in Halifax on youth resilience and community safety
- Interactive Speaker Series presentation engages audience in the complexities of education policy
- MORPH sound system workshop empowers women and queer creators in sound culture
- Katrine Roussel Explores Syntax Improvement in Digital Writing
- Philosophical Debate on Epistemic Justice Engages Attendees at CSLP Speaker Series
- Graduate students challenge discourses on race, class, and gender in education
- CSLP workshop sheds light on interpreting systematic reviews and meta-analyses
- Unveiling Equity series returns with sessions on Women as Peace Builders and Laughter as Resistance
- CSLP hosts meeting of the Transatlantic Network Against Extremism (TransNex)
