Join us for Nightmare Pedagogies with Dr. Doireann Renzi on Oct. 27

What happens now that we have to design within nightmare pedagogical conditions: visa precarity, rising fascism, nationalized classrooms, brain drain, and disappearing research funding? What learning architectures help students think under pressure without shrinking into compliance?

On October 27, 2025 at 1 pm PT / 4 pm ET via Zoom, we’ll host Dr. Doireann Renzi for Nightmare Pedagogies: Designing for Fear. In this virtual session, Dr. Renzi will invite us to consider practices that protect curiosity, make interrogation the central skill, and leverage art, story, and interaction as ungovernable methods — so classrooms remain sites of expansion, not enforcement.

This event will not be recorded.

We hope to see you there!

About Dr. Doireann Renzi

Dr. Doireann Renzi is a professor of human development, statistics, and education, a first-generation college student, and an international speaker known for reimagining how we teach, learn, and design education. Her work spans liberatory practices, experiential learning, student engagement in technical courses, and the role of AI in course design, challenging institutions to think beyond the "standard" and toward impact. Learn more about Doireann at her website.