ABOUT.

The Ed Factory works at the intersection of the arts, the humanities, and public life. Our seminars in education and cultural studies are rooted in narrative inquiry, layered storytelling, and creative production. We design relational, ethical, and aesthetic spaces to study notions of difference and locate harm in structural conditions rather than individual failure.

All of our work is guided by an underlying practice we call love pedagogy:

• A method of connection: it invites people teaching and people learning to meet one another with attention and curiosity rather than with control.

• An ethical practice: it creates spaces where people can see and be seen beyond stereotypes or hierarchy.

• An aesthetic experience: it is an immersive, multidimensional experience in which people learn to analyze and evaluate the world as they experience it, then decide how to represent and demonstrate their understanding to the public. 

The Ed Factory’s programs are for educators working inside and outside schools and for anyone seeking to think, question, and create by critically examining the narratives that construct their lived experience.