Resources

This is by no means an exhaustive or representative list but gives an indication of what is available. If there are key resources you would like to add please email decolonising@ljmu.ac.uk with your suggestion.

Find Diversity and Inclusion ebooks in the LJMU Library

The Library have enabled access to a collection of ebook titles via the Proquest platform that unearth award-winning content written and published by more voices; regardless of gender, race, sexual orientation, physical ability or religious belief.

These titles are often historically difficult to find but a selection can be retrieved via our Every Voice: Diversity, Equality and Inclusivity Collection (opens in a new window) for you to add to your teaching and learning at LJMU. Find titles published in the past 7 years, running across interdisciplinary themes from authors around the world. Once you have found a title you will be able to download for off-line reading or stay online and read on a mobile device.

Also note the existing Black Lives Matters Reading Collection (opens in a new window) which is available through the Library and mainly contains print copies available to loan.

Other universities’ Decolonising the Curriculum work

• Bath University (opens in a new window)
• Birmingham University (opens in a new window)
• De Montfort University (opens in a new window)
• Keele University (opens in a new window)
• University of Kent (opens in a new window)
• Sheffield University (opens in a new window)
• University of Liverpool (opens in a new window)

Understanding Decolonal Praxis and University Environment

• Mignolo, W. D., & Walsh, C. E. (2018). On decoloniality: Concepts, analytics, praxis. Duke University Press.
• Thomas, D., & Jivraj, S. (2020). Towards decolonising the university: A kaleidoscope for empowered action. 
• Charles, Elizabeth. 2019. Decolonizing the Curriculum. Insights 32 (1): 24. DOI: http://doi.org/10.1629/uksg.475

Understanding the Global South and key terminology of decoloniality

• Mignolo, W. (2012). Local Histories/global Designs: Coloniality, Subaltern Knowledges, and Border Thinking. Princeton University

Resources to introduce decolonisation to new researchers

These resources have been curated by LJMU doctoral researchers to introduce decolonisation and decolonial approaches to postgraduate research.

Further Resources

• A self-evaluation framework (opens in a new window) for embedding diversity and inclusion in the curriculum, Advance HE.
• A Learning and Teaching Toolkit (opens in a new window) for Programme and Module Convenors, SOAS.
• Decolonising the ‘STEM’ curriculum (opens in a new window) seminar series, Open University - downloadable presentation by Jenny Douglas.
• Decolonisation of the Curriculum (opens in a new window) - A conversation, Advance HE.
• An Inclusive Curriculum (opens in a new window) Toolkit, Manchester Metropolitan University.
• A Decolonising the curriculum toolkit (opens in a new window) with resources for different courses, University of Westminster.

Canvas Module

The LJMU Decolonising The Curriculum Working Group has created a Canvas module called 'Decolonising the curriculum resources' for LJMU Staff. It contains selected generic introductory resources and details of activities in Schools across the university to facilitate individual reflective practice, promote the exchange of ideas and provide a supportive network.

Self-enrol on the Decolonising the Curriculum module (opens in a new window)

Contact

Nicola Koyama:
Email: N.F.Koyama@ljmu.ac.uk
Telephone: 0151 231 2627

Kehinde Ross:
Email: O.K.Ross@ljmu.ac.uk
Telephone: 0151 231 2567