Sarita Shukla (uses she/her pronouns) is an educational psychologist and serves as a lecturer in the School of Educational Studies, University of Washington-Bothell. Sarita’s research interest are at the intersection of culture, educational technology, and student motivation. She teaches students in the undergraduate program within her school. She teaches courses in the areas of multicultural education, learning, identity, and motivation. Her work emphasizes anti-oppressive pedagogy and she strives to create classroom communities where all identities are welcomed, affirmed, and sustained. She absolutely loves being in education which naturally lends itself to being interdisciplinary. Sarita also loves to read multicultural literature and is currently reading ‘Stamped: Racism, Antiracism and You’ by Jason Reynolds and Ibram Kendi. You can find her online at www.saritashukla.com or via twitter @SaritaYShukla