Educational leadership during a time of war in Ukraine

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore how two educational leaders are leading their school communities during a time of war in Ukraine. Design/methodology/approach Through the use of narratives, two of the co-authors of this paper explore the tensions and opportunities they have encountered, and continue to encounter, as educational leaders during a time of war in Ukraine. Particular emphasis is placed upon how the two co-authors are responding in contextually sensitive and productive ways to build a sense of safety and community in their schools. Findings The two narratives in this paper demonstrate both leaders displaying a proclivity for building and sustaining collaborative and networked practices to build a sense of safety, stability and belonging for all members of their respective school communities. Originality/value This paper offers international insights into school leadership, at all times but especially during the current state of war in Ukraine.

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Journal of Professional Capital and Community
Published
2024-09-06
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1108/jpcc-06-2024-0098
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4
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Military, Security, and Education Studies
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Educational leadership during a time of war in Ukraine

Christopher Hudson, David Tigchelaar, Anton Zastavnyi
4 citations
Journal of Professional Capital and Community
Military, Security, and Education Studies
4.53
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Educational leadership during a time of war in Ukraine

Christopher Hudson, David Tigchelaar, Anton Zastavnyi
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Abstract

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore how two educational leaders are leading their school communities during a time of war in Ukraine. Design/methodology/approach Through the use of narratives, two of the co-authors of this paper explore the tensions and opportunities they have encountered, and continue to encounter, as educational leaders during a time of war in Ukraine. Particular emphasis is placed upon how the two co-authors are responding in contextually sensitive and productive ways to build a sense of safety and community in their schools. Findings The two narratives in this paper demonstrate both leaders displaying a proclivity for building and sustaining collaborative and networked practices to build a sense of safety, stability and belonging for all members of their respective school communities. Originality/value This paper offers international insights into school leadership, at all times but especially during the current state of war in Ukraine.

Journal of Professional Capital and CommunityVol. 9(4)
Federation University (AU), Kyiv International University (UA), Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (Ukraine) (UA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 5%
Military, Security, and Education Studies
4.53
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