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Exploring issues of social privilege, oppression, and positionality to identify inequities and opportunities for meaningful action.

Liberation from Colonialism

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Social Justice Symposium Presentations Are Available to View!

In February of 2023, faculty and students from Antioch University Seattle and Antioch University New England collaborated to present the 2nd Annual Antioch University Social Justice Symposium. The theme of the symposium was “Liberation from Colonialism Now: Promoting Research Activism”. Among the presenters were student’s from Antioch University Seattle’s Decoloniality & Social Privilege Awareness Initiative. Students presented on a variety of projects that called for action on social justice and decolonization.

In February of 2023, faculty and students from Antioch University Seattle and Antioch University New England collaborated to present the 2nd Annual Antioch University Social Justice Symposium. The theme of the symposium was “Liberation from Colonialism Now: Promoting Research Activism”. Among the presenters were student’s from Antioch University Seattle’s Decoloniality & Social Privilege Awareness Initiative. Students presented on a variety of projects that called for action on social justice and decolonization.

Recordings of presentations are available to view. Please click the button below to view a list of the recorded presentations.

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Social Justice Symposium: The Presenters

We are so excited about our upcoming social justice symposium. Please make sure you register and make plans to attend this free online event. Today we are sharing a bit of information about our presenters. Remember, this event is happening this Saturday; to participate, all you need to do is register!

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Social Justice Symposium: Neurodiversity and Social Action

Join us at this online university event! Drawing on scholarship and action conducted in the Decoloniality and Social Privilege Awareness Initiative at Antioch University Seattle within the PsyD Program. This presentation explores oppression and its dismantling through the lens of the eight cognitive functions first proposed by Carl Gustav Jung.

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Social Justice Symposium: Colonialism, Control, and Copulation

Join us at this online university event! Drawing on scholarship and action conducted in the Decoloniality and Social Privilege Awareness Initiative at Antioch University Seattle within the PsyD Program. In this presentation, Colonialism, Control, and Copulation: A Primer on Reproductive Justice, the relationship between coloniality and reproductive justice in the United States will be explored.

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Symposium Info: Decoloniality in the Study and Practice of Psychology

Join us at this online university event! Drawing on scholarship and action conducted in the Decoloniality and Social Privilege Awareness Initiative at Antioch University Seattle within the PsyD Program. This session will provide an overview of decoloniality in the study of psychology.