Women, Gender Relations and Social Justice: Teaching, Learning and Identity Politics

📚 WOMEN, GENDER RELATIONS AND SOCIAL JUSTICE

How do teaching, learning, identity and gender relations shape social justice?

For over twenty-five years, Professor Mejiuni's work has engaged with critical questions surrounding gender inequality, social injustice, identity formation, education and identity politics.

Women, Gender Relations and Social Justice: Teaching, Learning and Identity Politics brings together 24 interconnected essays, public lectures, workshop and facilitation materials, and strategic interventions developed through years of engagement with formal and non-formal education.

The book examines how social injustice can emerge through:

🔹 Historical and structural inequalities

🔹 Institutional and systemic practices

🔹 Personal experiences and relationships

🔹 Internalized forms of inequality

🔹 Teaching and learning processes

🔹 Gender relations and identity formation

🔹 Identity politics and social justice

🎓 An important resource for:

✅ University lecturers and educators

✅ Researchers and postgraduate students

✅ Gender and development professionals

✅ Social justice advocates

✅ Education practitioners

✅ Policy makers and civil society organizations

✅ Readers interested in gender, identity and society

💡 If you teach, research, study, or work on gender, education, and social justice, this book belongs on your reading list.

📖 Read. Question. Learn. Rethink. Transform.

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