معرفی
Tuija Kasa is a Grant-funded Researcher at the University of Helsinki's Department of Education, affiliated with the Helsinki Inequality Initiative (INEQ) and AGORA for Social Justice and Equality in Education. Her research focuses on human rights education, equality, and democracy in education, blending educational sciences, moral philosophy, and human rights law. She holds a Doctor of Philosophy (2025) and has extensive experience in interdisciplinary projects addressing systemic inequalities.
Research Interests:
- Nonideal theory in human rights education
- Equity in teacher education
- Democracy education amid political polarization
- Critical pedagogy and global citizenship
Recent Projects:
- Moral and Human Rights Education in Dark Times (2025–2026)
- AGORAEd: Social Justice Research Centre (2021–present)
Awards:
- Article of the year 2023 (2024)
Grants & Activities:
Leads projects funded by the Emil Aaltonen Foundation and participates in high-profile initiatives like the Kone Foundation’s Democracy Education project. Engages in international conferences (e.g., APSA Symposium) and serves on the Finnish National Human Rights Institution’s advisory board.
Labs/Teams:
Active in INEQ and AGORAEd, collaborating with global researchers in education, philosophy, and law.
