Para el texto en castellano apriete aquí Julio César Tovar-Gálvez comments on the article “Building the capacity of adult educators to create inclusive classrooms” Colombia, Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg, Germany I have read Shermaine Barrett’s article and it makes me think of
Seham Negm comments on the article “Building the capacity of adult educators to create inclusive classrooms” Founder for women liberaded from literacy arab award and Vice president of ICAE Diversity and integration have become a vital necessity for the sustainability
Para el texto en castellano apriete aquí / Pour la version française appuyez ici Building the capacity of adult educators to create inclusive classrooms Shermaine Barrett (PhD) is a Senior -Lecturer at the University of Technology, Jamaica. She currently serves as Vice President for the
Pour la version française appuyez ici Belghazi Mohammed comments on the article “Inclusion, diversity and exclusion: Thoughts from within Aswat – Palestinian Gay Women” Thank you for addressing this important topic in direct relation with Human Rights, in particular the freedom to
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Mariá Esther Tellez Acosta comments on the article “Inclusion, diversity and exclusion: Thoughts from within Aswat – Palestinian Gay Women” Para el texto en castellano apriete aquí PhD Student at Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg/Germany and School of Education at Penn State University/USA,
Timothy Ireland comments on the article “Inclusion, diversity and exclusion: Thoughts from within Aswat – Palestinian Gay Women” UNESCO Chair in Youth and Adult Education at the Federal University of Paraiba, Brazil The issue of identity or to be more
Shirley Walters comments on the article “Inclusion, diversity and exclusion: Thoughts from within Aswat – Palestinian Gay Women” ICAE Vice President for Africa, a social justice activist-scholar, based in Cape Town, South Africa. Rima Abboud tells the story of some
Cristina Maria Coimbra Vieira comments on the article “Inclusion, diversity and exclusion: Thoughts from within Aswat – Palestinian Gay Women” Cristina Maria Coimbra Vieira, Faculty of Psychology and Sciences of Education, University of Coimbra, Portugal This text relates the intense
Para el texto en castellano apriete aquí / Pour la version française appuyez ici Inclusion, diversity and exclusion: Thoughts from within Aswat – Palestinian Gay Women Rima Abboud is a feminist Palestinian lesbian activist and human rights defender, an educator specialising in issues of gender
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