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This panel highlights cross-territorial and relational curriculum and educational projects. How can we make complex imperial histories legible to a broader public? How do we ensure our lived experiences, histories, and traditions are taken into account by institutions shaped by imperialism and colonialism. In this panel, researchers and educators from across the territories amplify decolonial pedagogical methodologies that are shaped by deep engagement with community partners and explore connections and ways of building solidarity across our archipelagos.

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