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Reminder - ACRL-CPIG Spring Program with Jasjit Sangha

  • 1.  Reminder - ACRL-CPIG Spring Program with Jasjit Sangha

    Posted Apr 25, 2025 08:18 AM

    Hello all!

    Just a reminder that ACRL-CPIG is hosting the Spring  webinar - "How Contemplative Practices Can Help Us Build More Inclusive Classrooms," led by Jasjit Sangha, PhD, Educational Developer, Anti-Racist Pedagogy at the Center for Teaching and Learning at University of Toronto Scarborough. Join us for this practical and informative session that will delve into how contemplative pedagogies can be used to build inclusive classrooms. 

    When: April 30, 2025

    Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)

    Full Session description: 

    As bell hooks, writes, "the classroom remains the space of most radical possibility in the academy". But how do we create these transformative and inclusive learning experiences? What do we need to learn and unlearn? This session will be a personal conversation about our positionality, how identity impacts learning, and how we can create a new vision for how we want to be as educators through deeper self-understanding. In this session participants will engage in mindfulness practices, self-reflective journalling, and large group conversations. In this session participants will engage in self-reflection, mindfulness practices and large group conversations.

    Presenter Bio

    Jasjit Sangha, PhD works as an Educational Developer, Anti-Racist Pedagogy with the Center for Teaching and Learning at University of Toronto Scarborough.  She brings comprehensive experience to her work with faculty and students through her background in adult learning, student development, teaching in the post-secondary classroom, mindfulness and equity and inclusion. She has completed the Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certification Program and is a Search Inside Yourself Certified Teacher. She completed her PhD in Adult Education through the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education at the University of Toronto and is passionate about creating spaces for transformative adult learning. 

    Register in advance for this meeting:

    https://ala-events.zoom.us/meeting/register/O_SymHIoT8ywouTeCJvT1A#/registration

    After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

    Can't wait to see you there!



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    Paulina Rousseau Librarian
    Liaison Librarian
    University of Toronto Scarborough Library
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