SHARING THE SPIRIT, FANNING THE FLAMES OF SOCIAL JUSTICE

Authors

  • Rosangela Malachias
  • Elizabeth C. Reilly
  • Kay Fuller

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.12957/periferia.2018.35868

Keywords:

women leading education, baixada fluminense, social justice

Abstract

From its first conference held in Rome in 2007, when members of Women Leading Education (WLE) began profiling the progress, successes, and challenges of women leaders internationally and offering theories to expand our understanding of women in leadership, we have had the opportunity not only to meet together at our bi-yearly conferences as scholars and practitioners face-to-face, but to extend our work beyond them. Numerous research initiatives, conference presentations, and publications have resulted from the collaboration of WLE colleagues. 

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Published

10.07.2018

How to Cite

Malachias, R., Reilly, E. C., & Fuller, K. (2018). SHARING THE SPIRIT, FANNING THE FLAMES OF SOCIAL JUSTICE. Periferia, 10(2), 13–20. https://doi.org/10.12957/periferia.2018.35868

Issue

REVISTA PERIFERIA, V. 10, N. 2, jul./dez. 2018 - Mulheres Líderes em Educação: das periferias aos centros / Women Leading Education: from margins to centers

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Introduction

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