The podcast series hopes to capture the voices of racialized and marginalized people to help them amplify their voices and share their valuable insights. To fulfill the goal of creating equitable opportunities in post-secondary education it is essential that we hold this space and bring attention and focus to South Asian perspectives.
Dr. Manu Sharma is an Associate Professor at Thompson Rivers University, and she is dedicated to the cause of social justice education for all. She hopes to create equitable spaces and opportunities for all racialized and marginalized communities. For more information, please visit her website and look at her research.
Gopi Yerraguntla is a Research Assistant who worked with Dr. Manu Sharma on her project on social justice, contributing to developing the website and podcast series. Gopi is passionate about computer science, social justice, and environmental sustainability.
Natalie Avery is a recent graduate of the Bachelor of Education (STEM) program at TRU. She is passionate about social justice education and culturally safe health care, as well as hearing individuals’ stories about their lived experiences.
A special thanks to Puneet Anand who helped in revising this website to its final form.
As a BCS graduate, he aims to improve his skill level in web design, both for front-end
and back-end development, so he's constantly working on web projects. In addition to the web,
he is passionately interested in game development.
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