Milk Tea Education presents at British Educational Research Association Conference 2026

 


Milk Tea Education was delighted to lead a panel with fellow scholar-activists on What role should education research(ers) play in politically polarised times? on 8th September 2026. The panel included Dr Helen Hanna from MTE who presented on Supporting and learning from international academic colleagues where freedom is under threat. Other panellists included Dr Luan Cassal from University College Birmingham, Dr Jess Gagnon from 
University of Manchester and Dr Jason Cong Lin from Education University Hong Kong.

Many thanks to attendees at British Educational Research Association Conference at University of Manchester for your questions, discussions and solidarity!

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