Expertise

Sheeva Sabati, Ph.D. is an educator, facilitator, and scholar. Her work braids together critical race and ethnic studies, women of color and abolition feminisms, as well as decolonial imperatives. She draws from these genealogies to critically historicize educational systems and to facilitate collective transformation of education through community-rooted, culturally affirming, and liberating practices. In addition, she draws from and engages in community-based research to support these aims and to reframe the ethics of research.

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Organizational Affiliations

Graduate Coordinator, Doctorate in Educational Leadership

Assistant Professor, Doctorate in Educational Leadership

Past Affiliations

Research Specialist, Critical Studies of Groundwater Governance, University of California, Santa Cruz (United States, Santa Cruz) - UCSC

Director and Community Liaison, Community-Based Action Research and Advocacy (CARA) Program, University of California, Santa Cruz (United States, Santa Cruz) - UCSC

Lecturer: Education Department, Feminist Studies Department, Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Program, University of California, Santa Cruz (United States, Santa Cruz) - UCSC

Education

Political Science
BA, Santa Clara University (United States, Santa Clara) - SCU
Social & Cultural Contexts of Education
MA, University of California, Santa Cruz (United States, Santa Cruz) - UCSC
Social & Cultural Contexts of Education
PhD, University of California, Santa Cruz (United States, Santa Cruz) - UCSC

Dual Designated Emphases: Feminist Studies and Critical Race & Ethnic Studies Departments