Watch the recording of the GEReCo / UK IGU-CGE open forum that was held online on 6th November 2021.
This GEReCo open forum engaged with academic geographers’ work on anti-racism and started to think through the ways in which it might be applied in school geography. Anti-racist learning and teaching in British Geography (Esson and Last, 2020) examines how learning and teaching in UK Higher Education has functioned to reinforce racism, but also has the potential to counteract it. The three panelists facilitated a discussion about the ways in which anti-racist learning and teaching might be realised in school geography.
Dr James Esson, Reader in Human Geography, Loughborough University
Dr Angela Last, Lecturer in Human Geography, University of Leicester
Iram Sammar, former school geography teacher, MPhil/PhD student UCL Institute of Education