The Decolonial Perspectives & Practices Hub
Redefining What Education Can Be
The HUB is a gathering place where educators, students, and communities come together to address the colonial legacies that continue to shape higher education. By centring marginalized voices and lived experiences, we strengthen belonging, improve student success, and build pathways toward a more equitable education.
Educator Tools & Practices
A collection of resources drawn from community knowledge to help center marginalized voices in teaching and learning.
Course Guides
Structured guides that support faculty in redesigning syllabi and teaching practices through decolonial principles.
Student-Faculty Toolkit
A comprehensive resource designed to enhance collaboration between students and faculty.
Elder Oral History
Explore the history of Black organizing through the founders of Montréal's oldest Black community organization.
Transforming How We Teach & Learn
At the HUB, we interpret decolonizing education as an ongoing process that transforms educational approaches to address colonial patterns while reimagining futures that are plural, accessible, inclusive, multilingual, diverse, collaborative, global, and connected to the land. We propel decolonial pedagogy as global education – privileging the people from lands that have been colonized by euro-western settlements and knowledge systems: Indigenous and marginalized, Black-African and the Global South.
Faculty-Student Relationship
Syllabus & Course Materials
The Learning
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