
EQUITABLE LEADERSHIP NETWORK

EQUITABLE LEADERSHIP NETWORK
Research Unit
The Equitable Leadership Network aims at mobilizing knowledge on anti-racism, equity, social justice in educational practices through bi-monthly events. The ELN connects scholars and graduate students in order to foster a socially just and equitable community. We are a group of subject matter experts which can be contacted to consult on your organizational concerns.
NEWS

SCHOLARSHIP IN MEMORY OF AH FEETI OF FOOK SOO AM
March 29, 2022
The Faculty of Education is proud to announce the creation of the Ah Feeti of Fook Soo Am Memorial Scholarship, made possible through the generosity of University of Ottawa professor and the Equitable Leadership Network founder Stephanie Chitpin and her family.

December 2nd 2020
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OUR CORE MEMBERS
The research unit consists of 5 core members.
Upcoming Events
- Tue, Sept 26Online via zoom

TRANSFORMING EDUCATION THROUGH CRITICAL LEADERSHIP, POLICY AND PRACTICE
Series Editors:
Stephanie Chitpin
Sharon Kruse
Howard Stevenson
Series Description
Transforming Education Through Critical Leadership, Policy and Practice is based on the belief that those in educational leadership and policy- constructing roles have an obligation to educate for a robust critical and democratic polity in which citizens can contribute to an open and socially just society. Advocating for a critical, socially just democracy goes beyond individual and procedural concerns characteristic of liberalism and seeks to raise and address fundamental questions pertaining to power, privilege and oppression. It recognises that much of what has gone under the name of transformational leadership in education seeks to transform very little, but rather it serves to reproduce systems that generate structural inequalities based on class, gender, race, (dis)ability and sexual orientation. This series seeks to explore how genuinely transformative approaches to educational leadership, policy and practice can disrupt the neoliberal hegemony that has dominated education systems globally for several decades, but which now looks increasingly vulnerable. The series will publish high quality books, both of a theoretical and empirical nature, that explicitly address the challenges and critiques of the current neoliberal conditions, while steering leadership and policy discourse and practices away from neoliberal orthodoxy towards a more transformative perspective of education leadership. The series is particularly keen to ?think beyond?traditional notions of educational leadership to include those who lead in educative ways ? in social movements and civil society organisations as well as in educational institutions.
CONTACT EQUITABLE LEADERSHIP NETWORK
75 Laurier Ave. E, Ottawa, ON K1N 6N5