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Truth-telling Teachers
by Truth Telling Teachers
Truth-telling in education starts with the conversations we're brave enough to have. We’re in dialogue with teachers and experts who are working to make truth-telling a lived reality in their local classrooms. Each episode, we sit down for honest, grounded conversations about what it really takes to teach hard histories and truths with care, courage, and integrity. This is a space for practical wisdom, critical reflection, and the stories that too often go untold.
Episodes
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E05 Kinetics, Bologna and the Inzovu Curve: Difficult Knowledges and Museum Pedagogies
What can we learn about truth-telling from museums that confront difficult histories and knowledges? In this episode, we speak to André Péloquin-Hopfner, a Franco-Manitoban artist and heritage interpreter, who trains and supports museum educators through his role as the Education and Program...
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E04 Deep Roots, Long Shadows and a New Narrative with David and Christine Daniels
In this episode, we speak to Aniishnaabe father and daughter, David Daniels and Christine Daniels, at the National Indigenous Residential School Museum of Canada. David Daniels is an Aniishinaabe knowledge keeper, residential school survivor, and elder from Long Plain First Nation who shares...
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E03 Yoorrook and Beyond - Learning from the Justice Commission with Travis Lovett
In this episode, we're delighted to sit and chat with proud Gunditjmara, Boandik man, Yoorrook Deputy Commissioner and inaugural Director of the Center for Truth-telling and Dialogue, Travis Lovett. We caught Trav earlier in the year, just before he headed off on the National Walk for Truth. Trav...
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E02 Learning from South Africa: Education after the TRC
Associate Professor Pearl Subban was born and raised in Durban, South Africa, under apartheid and completed her schooling in initial teacher education within that system. These experiences profoundly shape her scholarship, which centres on race, racism and equity in education. In this episode, we...
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E01 Icky Knowledges and Relational Historical Consciousness with Al Fricker
Associate Professor Aleryck Fricker is a Dja Dja Wurrung man born in Naarm, Victoria. He works as a Lecturer in the National Indigenous Knowledges Education Research and Innovation (NIKERI) Institute of the Faculty of Arts and Education at Deakin University. Al is a former primary and secondary...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Truth-telling in education starts with the conversations we're brave enough to have. We’re in dialogue with teachers and experts who are working to make truth-telling a lived reality in their local classrooms. Each episode, we sit down for honest, grounded conversations about what it really takes to teach hard histories and truths with care, courage, and integrity. This is a space for practical wisdom, critical reflection, and the stories that too often go untold.
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