What is the guide?

The Educator & Listener’s Guide is a dynamic companion to the Reimagining Worlds Without Whiteness podcast. Whether you’re an educator, student, facilitator, or independent listener, this guide offers resources to deepen reflection, spark dialogue, and support decolonial learning in community.

It’s designed with educators in mind—but it’s not only for classrooms. The guide centers non-hierarchical learning practices for both self and group reflection.

What’s inside?

Here’s a glimpse at what the forthcoming guide will include:

• 📘 How to Use This Guide

  Context, framing, and invitations for co-learning

• 🎧Episode-by-Episode Reflection Prompts

  Discussion questions and journal prompts to accompany each episode

• 🧵Facilitation Tools for Circles & Classrooms

  Story circle guides, sample group agreements, and adaptable session formats

• 🌱A Living Glossary of Key Terms

  Language that invites unlearning, reimagining, and re-rooting

• 🛠️Supplementary Resources

  Readings, practices, and suggested listening for deeper inquiry
  

Who is it for?

This guide is especially for:

• Educators and students in social sciences, ethnic studies, education, and psychology

• Community organizers and facilitators

• Anyone ready to engage the podcast as a practice of learning and unlearning
  

stay in the loop

The guide is currently in co-creation with co-researchers—and we’re excited to share it soon.

🍂Anticipated Release?

Fall 2025

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