Engaged Pedagogy across Borders: A written conversation on transnational educational approaches to addressing trajectories of discrimination against refugee children in Germany and Turkey
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Transmigration und Place-Making junger Geflüchteter. ed. / Charlotte Röhner; Jessica Schwittek; Antoanneta Potsi. Opladen, Berlin, Toronto: Verlag Babara Budrich, 2024. p. 185-206 (Kindheiten. Gesellschaften; Vol. 8).
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T1 - Engaged Pedagogy across Borders
T2 - A written conversation on transnational educational approaches to addressing trajectories of discrimination against refugee children in Germany and Turkey
AU - Kollender, Ellen
AU - Delahaye, Nil
AU - Gooßes, Birte
AU - Sönmez, Beril
PY - 2024/9/2
Y1 - 2024/9/2
N2 - In this written exchange, we reflect on and discuss intersectional educational exclusions of refugee children and youth in Germany and Turkey, which the authors have addressed in recent years through several joint projects in the intersecting fields of academic research and educational practice. From a national and transnational perspective, we focus in particular on three questions: To what extent are the different discourses and practices of marginalization and discrimination of refugee children and youth in the German and Turkish education systems interwoven? What strategies and methods can we use to counteract intersectional exclusions from education while giving voice to diverse understandings of belonging and experiences of discrimination? How can transnational solidarity be understood in terms of an “engaged pedagogy” across borders (bell hooks) and what challenges do we see for educational projects that follow such an understanding?
AB - In this written exchange, we reflect on and discuss intersectional educational exclusions of refugee children and youth in Germany and Turkey, which the authors have addressed in recent years through several joint projects in the intersecting fields of academic research and educational practice. From a national and transnational perspective, we focus in particular on three questions: To what extent are the different discourses and practices of marginalization and discrimination of refugee children and youth in the German and Turkish education systems interwoven? What strategies and methods can we use to counteract intersectional exclusions from education while giving voice to diverse understandings of belonging and experiences of discrimination? How can transnational solidarity be understood in terms of an “engaged pedagogy” across borders (bell hooks) and what challenges do we see for educational projects that follow such an understanding?
KW - Educational science
UR - https://d-nb.info/1273483545
U2 - 10.3224/84742691
DO - 10.3224/84742691
M3 - Contributions to collected editions/anthologies
SN - 978-3-8474-2691-2
T3 - Kindheiten. Gesellschaften
SP - 185
EP - 206
BT - Transmigration und Place-Making junger Geflüchteter
A2 - Röhner, Charlotte
A2 - Schwittek, Jessica
A2 - Potsi, Antoanneta
PB - Verlag Babara Budrich
CY - Opladen, Berlin, Toronto
ER -