The OTHER Erin Gilmore - Radical (Re)imagining S3 E9

Radical (Re)Imagining hosts Deven Wisner, Tiffany Tovey, & Libby Smith are joined by Erin Gilmore, yes – our second Erin Gilmore. Listen to hear the story! This Erin is a San Francisco-based yoga, meditation, and breathwork teacher with a unique modern style and specialty in trauma-informed yoga. She describes her teaching style as Pilates meets dance meets yoga. 

This year we’ve chosen to focus a little less on how the work gets done and a little more on who we are in the work. That translates to ongoing attention to how we’re showing up and purposeful self-examination. We hope our conversations and guests inspire you to do just that.

We discussed the following resources:

Try some Living Room Yoga with Erin

Find meditation and breathwork with Erin on the Open app

Erin learned about Non-violent communication with Judith Hanson Lasater

Down Dog app that got Libby & Deven through the early part of the pandemic

We also mentioned Elizabeth Grim’s work on inclusive and non-violent language.

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Radical (Re)Imagining hosts Deven Wisner, Tiffany Tovey, & Libby Smith are joined by Dr. Janel Seeley,  Director of the Ellbogen Center for Teaching and Learning at the University of Wyoming in Laramie. We discuss the unique challenges for educators in Higher Education over these past few years as well as Janel’s important work in Collaborative Communication.

This year we’ve chosen to focus a little less on how the work gets done and a little more on who we are in the work. That translates to ongoing attention to how we’re showing up and purposeful self-examination. We hope our conversations and guests inspire you to do just that.

We discussed the following resources:

Seven Aspects of Collaborative Communication

Conceptual Framework for Collaborative Communication

Three Types of Teaching and Learning and Collaborative Learning

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Radical (Re)Imagining hosts Libby Smith is joined by Erin Gilmore, Associate Conference Minister for the Rocky Mountain Conference United Church of Christ. Her work is essentially internal organizational development. Libby & Erin journeyed together in the 16 month Fire & Water Rite of Passage. This conversation happened just days after Erin completed a three month sabbatical and we reflect on her transition back into her organizational space. 

This year we’ve chosen to focus a little less on how the work gets done and a little more on who we are in the work. That translates to ongoing attention to how we’re showing up and purposeful self-examination. We hope our conversations and guests inspire you to do just that.

We discussed the following resources::

The Art of Gathering by Priya Parker

Pleasure Activism by adrienne maree brown

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Dr. Vidhya Shanker - Radical (Re)imagining S3 E6

Radical (Re)Imagining hosts Tiffany Tovey, & Libby Smith are joined by Vidhya Shanker, PhD, is an interdependent and interdisciplinary evaluation practitioner, scholar, organizer, and activist. Using an intersectional paradigm, her research bridges critical theories of systemic oppression with systems thinking to examine how racialized difference is constructed in and through evaluation. She puts the result of that research into practice to interrogate, identify, and articulate the processes that reinforce—and disrupt—oppressive power dynamics in, through, and around evaluation and the racially stratified industries that use its services.

This year we’ve chosen to focus a little less on how the work gets done and a little more on who we are in the work. That translates to ongoing attention to how we’re showing up and purposeful self-examination. We hope our conversations and guests inspire you to do just that.

We discussed the following resources:

Learn more about the May 13th Group and the rest of Vidhya’s work here.

Readings from Sara Ahmed 

Readings from Arturo Escobar

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Radical (Re)Imagining hosts Deven Wisner, Tiffany Tovey, & Libby Smith are joined by Nora Murphy Johnson and A. Rafael Johnson (Andy), co-founders of Inspire to Change out of Minneapolis, MN, they are practitioners of Creative Evaluation - an approach that weaves together developmental, principles-focused and arts-infused evaluation to create social change. 

This year we’ve chosen to focus a little less on how the work gets done and a little more on who we are in the work. That translates to ongoing attention to how we’re showing up and purposeful self-examination. We hope our conversations and guests inspire you to do just that.

Nora & Andy offered the following resources:

The Inspire to Change Mighty Network

Creative Evaluation and Engagement: Volume 1: Essentials 

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Dr. Silvia Bettez - Radical (Re)imagining S3 E4

Radical (Re)Imagining hosts Tiffany Tovey, & Libby Smith are joined by Dr. Silvia Bettez. Dr. Bettez teaches about issues of social justice in the Educational Leadership and Cultural Foundations Department here with me (Tiffany) at the University of North Carolina Greensboro. Her scholarship centralizes social justice with a focus on fostering critical community building, teaching for social justice, and promoting equity through intercultural communication and engagement.

This year we’ve chosen to focus a little less on how the work gets done and a little more on who we are in the work. That translates to ongoing attention to how we’re showing up and purposeful self-examination. We hope our conversations and guests inspire you to do just that.

Silvia offered the following resources on politicized somatics:

Finding Our Way podcast with Prentis Hemphill

The Embodiment Institute

Strozzi Institute

The Politics of Trauma by Staci K Haines

And her own article on Creating Community Commitments

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Dr. Z Nicolazzo - Radical (Re)imagining S3 E3

Radical (Re)Imagining hosts Deven Wisner, Tiffany Tovey, & Libby Smith welcome Dr. Z Nicolazzo, Associate Professor of Trans* Studies in Education at the Center for the Study of Higher Education. Z's research explores how discourses of gender pervade and mediate college environments, with particular attention paid to trans people. 

Z has two forthcoming books mentioned in the podcast:

Weaving an Otherwise: In-Relations Methodological Practice, Edited by Amanda Tachine and Z Nicolazzo

Digital Me: Trans Students Exploring Future Possible Selves Online, by Z Nicolazzo, Alden C. Jones, Sy Simms

The group discussed the onslaught of anti-trans legislation, you can read up on that here and here. As well as this piece from 2021 by Z and co-author Harper B. Keenan.

Finally, we referred to this article that discusses the concept of hospicing institutions that have failed us. 

de Oliveira Andreotti, V., Stein, S., Ahenakew, C., & Hunt, D. (2015). Mapping interpretations of decolonization in the context of higher education. Decolonization: Indigeneity, education & society, 4(1).

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Tenneson Woolf - Radical (Re)imagining S3 E2

Radical (Re)Imagining hosts Deven Wisner, Tiffany Tovey, & Libby Smith welcome Tenneson Woolf, a facilitator, teacher, coach, circle host, and poet. This year our conversations will focus on who we are in the work and how we make moves towards showing up as our full human selves in the work. 

Tenneson is also a host (with Quanita Roberson) of the 18-month Fire & Water Leadership Journey & Rite of Passage and the Fire & Water podcast.

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