The enduring legacy of Indigenous parrhesiastes

Overview of attention for article published in Higher Education Research and Development, January 2021

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RT @HERDJournal: The enduring legacy of Indigenous parrhesiastes, @DianeRuwhiu, Nimbus Staniland & @TyronLoveNZ, https://t.co/fPcWaQEhW9 #h…

Watch out for the coming critiques of nasty neo-colonial notions like productivity (ie doing more with less, enabling us all to be better off) https://t.co/ZgGjbmflzZ https://t.co/w1CC9wdxAc

The enduring legacy of Indigenous parrhesiastes, @DianeRuwhiu, @NimbusStaniland & @TyronLoveNZ, https://t.co/fPcWaQWrah #HERDArticleoftheYear2021Nominees

Kia ora tatou, this article can't cover all the issues around enhancing equality and equity in academia Recently this was published....do read further: Diane Ruwhiu, Nimbus Staniland & Tyron Love (2021) The enduring legacy of Indigenous parrhesia…

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