Leila Mouhib on the power of education as an emancipation tool

Update: 2024-05-02

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In this episode, we talk to Leila Mouhib, lecturer at Université de Mons and Université libre de Bruxelles. Leila Mouhib work focuses on anti-racist praxis in higher education. Join us as we talk about education as an emancipation tool, the importance of merging personal and professional identities, and creating spaces for like-minded and racialized academics.

Interviewers: Dounia Bourabain & Onur Sahin

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Leila Mouhib on the power of education as an emancipation tool

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