Myranda Warden Lecturer

Myranda is a social worker and facilitator whose work focuses on liberating social work education and praxis. Rand’s professional background spans program development and evaluation, group facilitation, case management, mental health assessment, and psychiatric inpatient social work. Their work centers evidence-informed and culturally-responsive data, history, and practices.   The classrooms and spaces Myranda co-creates alongside students are rooted in critical and liberatory pedagogy, constructivist and standpoint theories, specifically Chela Sandoval’s oppositional consciousness and Patricia Hill Collins’ black feminist thought.