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About the HUB

Educational Reform

THROUGH DECOLONIAL PRACTICES

About the Decolonial Perspectives & Practices HUB

​The Decolonial Perspectives & Practices Hub is a nonprofit organization based in Montreal, QC. Founded in 2019, it aims to transform higher education into an equitable and inclusive space. To this end, we foster collaboration among faculty, students, and community organizations. We also address the systemic challenges underserved groups face in academia.

Our Core Principles

Decolonial education fosters a richer and more inclusive teaching and learning experience for everyone by valuing diverse perspectives, challenging colonial patterns, and promoting equity in knowledge production.

01

Oral Histories

We prioritize storytelling as a decolonial approach to examine our shared past and present, fostering collective futures by emphasizing community knowledge and elder histories as vital educational resources.

02

Community Knowledge

We believe community drives knowledge. Our events foster dialogue among students, faculty, staff, and community to unlearn and co-create educational practices that honour Indigenous, Black, and marginalized knowledge.

03

Anti-Racism Education

We focus on antiracism education to decolonize knowledge, offering video resources and course packages that incorporate lived experiences in addressing systemic racism in the classroom.

04

Youth Empowerment

We are committed to breaking barriers in education through student internships and mentorship, empowering marginalized youth to address social justice issues that impact them

Hub Student Contributors

The HUB proudly acknowledges the importance of student leadership. Student contributions, with support from faculty and community partners, have facilitated numerous projects. Through collaboration, the HUB highlights the experiences of underserved students, empowering those impacted by research and education initiatives.

Additional thanks to the following student contributors

Meron Asefa, Samia Dumais, Chesline Pierre-Paul, Connie Phung, Hone Mandefro, Tallie Segel, Angy Cohen, Felicia Da Conceicao, Fariba Almasi

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The information and resources provided on this website are intended for educational purposes only. The content presented here is designed to assist individuals and communities interested in exploring and engaging with decolonial education and related topics. Please read the full disclaimer carefully, as it includes information regarding the time of content creation and changes that may no longer apply.

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