Willis Opondo is a PhD student at the department of social justice education at OISE in the University of Toronto. He is currently a research associate with the Center of Excellence for Black Student Achievement at the Toronto District School Board. Previously, he taught sociology at Machakos University and the University of Nairobi in Kenya as an adjunct lecturer and worked as a consultant urban sociologist for organizations in East Africa. His research interests include Indigenous knowledges & governance, Anti-colonial studies, decolonization, and equity in education in Africa.

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“The Conspiracy of Mutual Caring” on Andaiye’s Writings with Alissa Trotz
In this conversation, Alissa Trotz speaks about Andaiye, born in Guyana in 1942, who was one of the Caribbean’s most...
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 Decolonizing Educational Leadership: Alternative Approaches to Leading Schools 
This book advances an approach towards decolonizing educational leadership and advances a framework decolonizing leadership praxis.
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Decolonizing Educational Knowledge: International Perspectives and Contestations
Published in September 2023, this book explores theories and practices of decolonizing education, drawing in international perspectives from scholars across...