And Justice 4 All is a platform for transformative engagement across education, research, and policy. Rooted in decolonial, relational, and spiritual frameworks, it offers workshops, lectures, and collaborative initiatives that support educators, scholars, and institutions in reimagining learning, knowledge, and governance. Through creative expression, community-based inquiry, and systemic analysis, AndJustice4All cultivates spaces where dignity, belonging, and justice are practiced; not just envisioned. Each offering is designed to honor lived experience, foster collective wisdom, and inspire meaningful change.
Dr. Yecid Ortega is a scholar, educator, and creative practitioner whose work bridges critical, decolonial, and relational frameworks in education and research. With over two decades of experience, he explores the pluriversality of social, cultural, and linguistic experiences—particularly among marginalized communities including immigrants, refugees, 2S/LGBTQIA+ individuals, neurodivergent people, and older adults. His approach is grounded in arts-based, community-oriented, and spiritually attuned methodologies that honor lived experience and collective wisdom.
Drawing from ethnographic and critical traditions in language education, Dr. Ortega examines how social justice intersects with race, culture, linguistics, human rights, and equity across Canadian and international teacher education programs. His work encourages educators, researchers, and institutions to reimagine learning as a pathway to dignity, belonging, and transformation.