About this episode

The season finale discusses experiences and commonalities across social movements toward inclusion in education.

In this episode of DiveIn, we bring you the season finale of Learning to Live Together, our special miniseries about school integration and inclusive education. Learning to Living Together is a four-part podcast series about inclusion and school integration in the twenty-first century. Across the four episodes, we delve into the meanings, tensions, and practices of integration and inclusion in today’s context. In episode 4, we bring all our friends together to share their experiences with each other. , We discuss with all of our friends the commonalities and differences across social movements and struggles toward inclusion, whether it's disability, race, gender, and how these are playing out across the United States and the areas of convergence across movements that can service catalysts for collaboration. EPISODE TRASNCRIPT

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Host: Federico R. Waitoller

Topics covered

• school integration
• inclusive education
• social movements
• disability
• race
• gender
• collaboration

Keywords

• inclusion
• integration
• education
• social movements
• disability
• race
• gender

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: Learning to Live Together

Places: United States

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