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Vol. 5 No. 1 (2026): Open-Call

Published: 2026-09-08

Articles

  • A Close Reading of Britzman’s Perspective on Teacher Education

    Marilyn
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  • Self-Assessment as a Catalyst for Educational Leadership Development A Reflective Case Study

    Jeffrey Suttles
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  • Barriers Black-Identifying Students Encounter when Accessing Postsecondary Education in Ontario

    April J Walker
    • PDF

Creative Works

  • Making, Feeding, Teaching: An Ontology of Care Learned from My Grandmother

    Saran Jendayi M James-Vaughan
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Special Issue

  • Black Matrescence Writing Together Feminist Healing Counterspaces in Academia

    Prilly Bicknell-Hersco
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  • Sea and Sky

    Janelle Snipe-Burke
    • PDF
  • Proposal for a Research Archive The Wilma Morrison Collection in the Archives of Ontario

    Rameila Williams
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  • Carrying

    Reyanne Morgan
    • PDF
  • A Promise Kept An Open Letter, Personal Reflection & Essay on Justice Focused Parenting—Reading & Writing as Foundations of Justice in the Early Years

    R.J. Akrasi-Sarpong
    • PDF

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