Nov 27, 2019 31 min

Suma Din Part 2

from Schools Don't Own Education Hosted by Nancy Angevine-Sands

Suma Din is a British educator, researcher and author of numerous books, including “Muslim Mothers and Their Children’s Schooling” (available on amazon.ca). She speaks with Nancy about the women she interviewed, their sense of identity and how their relationships at school and beyond are affected by the way others see them.

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