Author Events

THU, April 10, 2025

10:00 PM MST
11:00 PM Mexico City

FRI, April 11, 2025

7:00 AM Johannesburg
1:00 PM Manila

Book Launch • Virtual

Hosted by the Global South Futures Community, this hour-long virtual event is open to any educator or practitioner interested in decolonizing futures in various domains, in both formal and informal learning spaces.

Fri, April 11, 2025

8:00 AM MST
9:00 AM Mexico City
12:00 PM Sao Paulo
5:00 PM Johannesburg
11:00 PM Manila 

 

 

Book Launch • Virtual

Hosted by the Global South Futures Community, this hour-long virtual event is open to any educator or practitioner interested in decolonizing futures in various domains, not just in formal education. 

Mon, April 14, 2025

2:00 PM MST
4:00 PM CST
5:00 PM EST

 

AERA Book Talk • Virtual

Hosted by the American Educational Research Association (AERA), this hour-long virtual event is open to any educator or practitioner interested in decolonizing futures in various domains, not just in formal education. Plus, learn how you can receive a free copy of Education and Decolonial Futures in the Philippines!

Coming soon

 

 

Book Signing • Author Meet & Greet

Join Dr. Bea Rodriguez-Fransen and friends at this book signing event. Learn about the author’s contributions to decolonial theory, research, and practice; enjoy refreshments as you network with educators and practitioners interested in decolonizing futures. Attendees get 20% off the printed book or eBook.  Plus, learn how you can receive a free copy of her book!

 Available NOW

Education and Decolonial Futures in the Philippines

Perspectives for Educators and Practitioners

  • Provides a new educational tool that can be used by any educator or practitioner in the world, Decolonial Portals
  • Offers a new framework, Decolonial Design Futures, that can be used for scholarly research or design projects
  • Illuminates the perspectives of Filipina educators, who are underrepresented in decoloniality and education research
Book Cover entitled "Education and Decolonial Futures in the Philippines" by Bea Rodriguez-Fransen. The background is an image of colorful banig, or Filipino woven mats