Processes of exclusion and silencing of the poor.
At our recent local SCRA meeting we looked at visible and less visible processes by which the poor are excluded from academia and other enviornments. Some of the points that were raised in relation to the Southern Hemisphere and the Australian context included the following:
Exclusion of single parents and students from low socio-economic backgrounds at university – structural inhibitors (book expenses, child care limitations, parking issues and expense)
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- Academic exclusion – intellectual property ethics
i. Preventative measures – forewarning about research being taken, encouraging people to seek balance – not working and studying in the same field (avoiding being overworked)
ii. Support for the poor– honouring resistance, role of unions
Support within SCRA for those experiencing intellectual property ethics issues
i. When individuals take up these issues it sets them back in time
ii. Support through group can reduce impact on individual. How can social support function better within the University context?
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- May 15, 2009
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- Katie Thomas
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