EPISODE · Dec 19, 2017 · 30 MIN

Sam Tecle

from Learning Out Loud with #TeamLearnography · host voicEd Radio

Back in September 2017, the Ontario provincial government announced that they would begin collecting and analyzing demographic data on the race and ethnicity of students across its school boards. In this episode, our Content Strategist Kaila Simoneau sits down with PhD candidate Sam Tecle to discuss the value of generating race-based data in education studies, and the importance of engaging with local communities in sociological research.

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