Specialist Studies in Education RUN universities marginalisation
We are two early childhood educators and researchers working in RUN universities and regional communities. In our presentation we are considering the importance of collaboration for engaging with issues of marginalisation and advocacy for children and young people. We consider projects, processes and experiences where negotiation of our own and others' perspectives, knowledge and approaches have been needed in order to promote children's visibility in communities. As we reflect on interactions that have supported the relational production of knowledge across these projects we suggest that opportunities for debate, dialogue and collaboration among different stakeholders and audiences (including children, educators, researchers and researched communities) can alleviate marginalisation by heightening new ways of seeing, thinking about and engaging with marginalised groups.
Details
Title
From marginalisation to magnification: Making children visible in communities through relational knowledge production and collaboration
Authors
Alison L Black (Author) - University of the Sunshine Coast
Gillian Busch (Author) - Central Queensland University
Conference details
RUN Regional Futures Conference (Rockhampton, Australia, 21-Jun-2016–24-Jun-2016)
Publisher
Regional Universities Network (RUN)
Date published
2016
Organisation Unit
School of Education - Legacy; Indigenous and Transcultural Research Centre; School of Education and Tertiary Access