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Session Type: Symposium
This symposium presents contemporary critical policy analyses from the United States, Canada and Australia. The seven papers represent methodological, contextual and theoretical diversity. Individually, they offer incisive critiques of localized policy processes and outcomes that shape the way equity, and indeed inequity, are manifest in situ. Taken as a whole, they represent a spectrum of approaches to understanding equity in education and point out various ways that educators, scholars, policy makers and activists can engage with systems to leverage change. The session is structured to provide audience interaction with individual author(s), and also with the authors as a group. An eminent scholar has agreed to offer brief commentary to conclude the session.
A Critical Analysis of Pennsylvania's Early Childhood Education Subsidy Program - Karen Babbs Hollett, The Pennsylvania State University; Erica Frankenberg, The Pennsylvania State University
The Inequitable Processes of Policy Production: A Critical Policy Analysis of School Funding Policy Development - Matthew Sinclair, RMIT University; Jeffrey S. Brooks, Curtin University
(Re)Visioning School Integration: A Critical Framework for Examining and Dismantling Barriers to Educational Opportunity - Sarah Wenneker Walters, University of Missouri - Columbia; Sarah Diem, University of Missouri; Madeline Good, University of Missouri - Columbia; Brittany Smotherson, University of Missouri; Vida Nana Ama Bonney, University of Missouri
Revolutionary Policy Change: Student-Led Research as Antiracist Praxis - Anjale DeVawn Welton, University of Wisconsin-Madison
"All Schools Are Not Created Equal": An Analysis of Public Comments on School Rezoning - Andrene Castro, Virginia Commonwealth University; Genevieve Parker Siegel-Hawley, Virginia Commonwealth University; Kim Bridges, Virginia Commonwealth University; Sarah Haden, Virginia Commonwealth University; Shenita Williams, Virginia Commonwealth University
Shifting Meanings: The Struggle Over Private Funding of Public Schools in Alberta, Canada - Sue Winton, York University; Steven Staples
Do State Boards of Education Offer an Avenue for Public Voice? - Michelle D. Young, Loyola Marymount University; Bryan A. VanGronigen, University of Delaware