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The Ed Factory has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in September 2021. The social media accounts linked to from The Ed Factory are: • Facebook • Instagram Besides social media accounts, TheEdFactory has populated their site with: • The Cost of Care: Boundaries, Youth, Power, and Integrity • Fall Institute: Public Inquiry as Liberatory Education • Engaging the Brat: Rethinking Classroom Management • . . . Again Book Launch Registration • Coffee House Writers Project • Incorrigibles Short Film • A Psalm for Teachers • First-Person Plural: On Mark Nowak’s “Social Poetics” • A Note of Reassurance from Your School District Regarding Our Updated Omicron Policies • Liberatory Ed @Kite’s Nest • A Year at Mission Hill • Discourses of Difference Seminar Spring 2027 • Low Coup: Haiku Workshop • FIELDNOTES: Did / Doing / Noticing • Prose Lab: 1:1 Writing Support • Microstories Writing Workshop • Anti-ICE Haiku Workshop • Kite's Nest • LIA Microlab Summer Session: Foundations of Audioethnography Tickets, Tuesday, Jun 15, 2021 at 3:55 pm to Friday, Jun 18, 2021 at 11 pm UTC | Eventbrite • "Engaging the Brat in Your Classroom: And the Power of Narrative" Tickets, Thursday, Sep 23, 2021 at 11 pm to Friday, Sep 24, 2021 at 12 am UTC | Eventbrite • Disruption Dialogues • Racialized Capital & Pandemic Schooling: A Conversation w/ David Stovall • Bill Bigelow & Mark Nowak: Cookie Mining as Critical Pedagogy: • Young People’s Archive Hearing Collective • Carley on the Changing Face of Autism • Hearing Collective Sun 14 Nov | 1:30-3:00pm EDT • Explore talk on neurodiversity consultant on YouTube • "Engaging the Brat in Your Classroom: And the Power of Narrative": A Talk with Michael J. Carley • Laboratory for Integrative Arts Microlab Summer Session: Foundations of Audioethnography • The Young People's Archive Hearing Collective Hosted by the Ed Factory • Racialized Capital & Pandemic Schooling • Cookie Mining as Critical Pedagogy? A Conversation between Bill Bigelow and Mark Nowak