FreshEd #434 – Public Education and Land Endowments (Tamson Pietsch)
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Love the podcast? Become a member to support FreshEd! freshedpodcast.com/support/#join -- In the United States, Canada, Australia, and Aotearoa/New Zealand, governments once set aside at least ninety million acres to help fund public schooling, a history that’s almost entirely missing from how we tell the story of public education, and one that can’t be separated from the dispossession of Indigenous peoples. My guest is Tamson Pietsch, who has traced this history through the archive. Tamson Pietsch is Associate Professor at the University of Technology Sydney. Her new article is “Ninety Million Acres: Public Education and Land Endowments in Australia and the Anglo-Settler World,” published in History of Education Quarterly. freshedpodcast.com/pietsch -- Get in touch! LinkedIn: @FreshEdpodcast Facebook: FreshEd Email: [email protected]
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