As educators, the need to adapt, change, and help students is always at forefront. Today, there a growing demand for teachers innovate curriculum ensure accessibility representation of student diversity as well address inequities in education. This an educator’s professional reflections on relationship between innovation education use social justice Quebec’s pedagogy, how reduce injustices clas...

School today is caught in the dilemma of being expected to educate young people so that they can be integrated into modern industrial society. Because of structural injustices in society, not all students have equal chances in this integration process. Education in school is also expected to impart proficiency in skills which go beyond the functional skills which a productive society needs. The...

Purpose The millennia long struggles of various oppressed groups have over time illuminated widespread social injustices, organically leading to the recognition yet further injustices captured by umbrella discriminatory isms, such as racism, sexism, classism, ableism, anti-Semitism, ageism, heterosexism and many others. In recent years, debate has become increasingly fierce, polarized even phys...

It is predictable that the precipitous decline in the number of available children for adoption will find many Illinois couples pursuing the surrogate route, as has happened in other states. The current uncertain status of Illinois law regarding surrogate contracts demands legislative focus and direction. To prevent protracted litigation as in other jurisdictions and to prevent injustices to th...

I t is exciting to see nurses in cancer care increasing their attention to health equity and social justice. Such concerns have not dominated research and practice in relation to cancer; perhaps, in part, because cancer carries less social stigma than health issues where equity concerns are foregrounded such as mental health problems, violence or HIV (with exceptions such as lung cancer in peop...