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Reimagining the Education Research Commons: Toward Epistemic Justice [Presidential Session]

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Reimagining the Education Research Commons: Toward Epistemic Justice [Presidential Session]

Abstract/Description

Cultivating equitable education systems for the 21st-century requires critical attention to the education research commons: the knowledge resources we share, the sociotechnical infrastructures we rely on, the practices through which we work, and the principles underlying them. Our goal in this interactive session is to catalyze dialogue on the design of the education research commons, inspired by presenters’ concrete visions of possible futures, and framed by synergies and tensions in literatures on open science, epistemic (in)justice, pluriversality, infrastructure studies, and knowledge commons. Participants will interact in small groups, organized by six visions for aspects of the research commons, to share their perspectives on the design of the education research commons. A report documenting contributions of presenters and participants will offer a resource for continuing design dialogue.

At conference

AERA Annual Meeting

Place presented

Chair

Moss, Pamela A.
Hammond, J. W.

Participant

Ahn, June
Bang, Megan
Booker, Angela N.
Dixón-Roman, Ezekiel J.
Gitomer, Drew H.
Penuel, William R.
Riedy, Robbin
Villanosa, Krystal
Vossoughi, Shirin

Resource type

Research/Scholarly Media

Resource status/form

Panel/Poster Session

Scholarship genre

Theoretical
Methodological
Empirical

Primary national context

Open access/full-text available

Partial

Grant funding

Grant number

Spencer Foundation Grant #201900070

Citation

Moss, P. A., & Hammond, J. W. (Chairs). (2022, April 22). Reimagining the Education Research Commons: Toward Epistemic Justice [Presidential Session]. AERA Annual Meeting. San Diego, CA.

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