AllTimeCurriculum

Curated by Isaac Andrew Sanders, MSW (PhD loading)

Welcome to Class

Curated by Isaac Andrew Sanders (they/them), also know on most social media platforms as @alltimeisaac, this is a growing and living collective of liberatory learning. We believe systems should love us — and until they do, we’ll keep studying, imagining, and building the ones we deserve.

This site houses syllabi, public lectures, learning tools, and community teaching resources centered on:

Black, Indigenous, and intersectional futures
Queer, Trans, and Two-Spirit Joy
Methodological Anarchy and Guerrilla Research
Sociotechnical Systems in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Grief as method, joy as pedagogy, and love as curriculum
Youth-centered, trauma-informed, culturally grounded tools

Whether you're an educator, a student, a healer, a TikTok creator, or just someone trying to learn in public, this space is yours, too.

Available tools:

Pride is STILL a Riot Syllabus

Disability Pride as Resistance

Why a Curriculum

I’m passionate about learning, yet I have a strong aversion to academic institutions. This internal conflict shapes my belief that curriculum is the best way to convey information. The core of education isn’t the problem; it’s the material being taught and the perspectives that are prioritized. Many educational institutions teach social norms that uphold the status quo in society. It’s important to distinguish between hating schooling and hating learning; after all, learning is an act of love.

I navigated my way into a PhD program to serve as a bridge between the ivory towers of academia and the communities I am part of. My goal is to elevate the knowledge I gain in these communities while also bringing valuable skills and information back to them to see if they are beneficial. I strive, as bell hooks suggests, to imagine ways to move beyond boundaries and to transgress societal limitations. I aim to use education as a practice of freedom.

How to Use this Tool

TL;DR

You don’t need permission to study here
You can take, teach, remix, and redistribute
You are your own best teacher — this is just a tool to remember that

Browse through the syllabi — from community based research to abolitionist toolkits, queer futurism playlists, and zine-based learning modules. Each syllabus includes a mix of academic texts, podcasts, videos, music, poetry, and art. There are also journal prompts and discussion questions for you to use by yourself or with a group of learners. Use what speaks to you. Remix what doesn’t. Make it yours.

For the educators, organizers, youth, and elders, these materials are primed for multiple platforms and media. From classrooms to book clubs. For yourself or for your 4th grader who wants to learn more about a topic that they are not being taught in school. For your problematic Thanksgiving dinner moments and your organizing spaces, there is something for everyone. Start from a template or adapt a section to your community’s needs. You are allowed to teach.

Please share the tool widely and broadly. Please send it to your friends. Use it in a training. Link it in your own syllabus. Nothing here is locked behind a password or institution; give credit where credit is due. If you'd like to see more of the behind-the-scenes process or read less academic work, follow my social media posts above and consider subscribing to my Substack. You'll receive bonus content, and I'll be able to pay my bills, allowing me to continue creating spaces and content like this.

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Journey So Far - About Isaac

Isaac A. Sanders, MSW, is a PhD student, consultant, and advocate specializing in diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice (DEI-JBA). As an Afro-Indigenous two-spirit non-binary individual, Sanders brings a unique perspective to their work in youth homelessness, positive youth development, and systemic change. Rooted in love and radical imagination, Sanders empowers organizations to turn words into actions, creating inclusive environments and driving meaningful social progress. If you’re ready to transform your approach to diversity, equity, and inclusion, Sanders can guide you on your journey toward a more just and accessible future.

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