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Friday, February 17, 2017
8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Conference Registration
ASU Memorial Union (MU) | Room 229 (Santa Cruz) |
Conference Sessions
9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
Session 1.1: Dismantling the School-to-Prison Pipeline | MU 230 (Pima)
Moderator:
Lauren Jones
Panelists:
Reginald Bolding
Tracey Lopeman, Ed.D.
Alessandra Soler |
National Counsel, Civil Rights Anti-Defamation League (ADL)
State Representative, District 27 Arizona House of Representatives
Exeutive Director, Alahambra Elementary School District
Executive Director American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) |
Session 1.2: Racism/Sexism: It’s an Issue for Everyone | MU 224 (Gila)
Workshop Facilitators:
Gerae Peten, Ed.D.
Dianne Post |
Ret. School Superintendent; Founder of Sankofa Group, LLC
Coordinator, Central Arizona National Lawyers Guild Legislative Liaison, State NOW |
Session 1.3: Speaking and Teaching the Unspeakable: Race and Education | MU 226 (Graham)
Chair/Moderator:
Christina Saidy, Ph.D.
Panelists:
Shane Kraus
Stuart Rhoden, Ph.D.
Sarah Risha, Ph.D. |
Assistant Professor, Department of English Arizona State University
“On the Rhetoric of Diversity in the Academy: Co-Opting Disruption and Neutralizing Racial Marginality” Rhetoric, Composition and the Teaching of English, University of Arizona
“Teaching Culture & Diversity in an Era of Campus being ‘Safe Spaces’” College of Integrative Sciences and Arts, Arizona State University
“Unconscious Racism” School of International Languages and Literatures, Arizona State University |
10:45 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Session 2.1: “Quit Tryin’ to Act”: High School Students Becoming Comfortable with Who They Are
MU 230 (Pima)
Moderator:
Samantha Gorgan
Presenting Members:
Dulce Corona Chloe Enero Savanna Ghaleb Quine Gualue Alondra Hernandez Denise Mosso
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English Teacher and Feminist Club Sponsor La Joya Community High School
Feminist Club La Joya Community High School |
Session 2.2: LBGTQ+ Migrant and People of Color Intersections | MU 224 (Gila)
Workshop Facilitators:
Dago Bailón
Dora Mejía |
Trans Queer Pueblo |
Session 2.3: Speaking Racialization and Multiracial Identities | MU 226 (Graham)
Moderator:
Matthew Delmont, Ph.D
Panelists:
Victoria Baugh
Donald Guillory
Ruth Lucas
Charlotte Marshall
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Professor, School of History, Philosophy, and Religious Studies Arizona State Univeristy
“The Need to Teach Race in Jane Austen" Graduate Student, Department of English Arizona State University
“Racial Tokenism" Instructor, College of Integrative Sciences & Arts Arizona State University
“Prejudice Within,” Lucas Seminars
"Identity Assignment: Inaccuracy and Cultural Genocide in the Criminal Justice System" Criminal Justice, Weber State University |
1:15 p.m. - 2:45 p.m.
Session 3.1: Opening Space: A Conversation on Race and Youth Theater | MU 230 (Pima)
Moderator:
Kathy Nakagawa, Ph.D.
Panelists:
Ricky Araiza
Chris Hamby
Shamirrah Hill, M.A.
Christina Marin, Ph.D.
Meribeth Reeves
Xanthia Angel Walker |
Associate Professor, School of Social Transformation, Arizona State University
Artistic Director, Teatro Bravo
President, ariZoni Theatre Awards of Excellence
Black Youth Theatre Program
Educator/Performer/Director/Scholar/International Practitioner, Theatre of the Oppressed
Managing Artistic Director, Desert Foothills Theater
Co-founding Artistic Director, Rising Youth Theatre |
Session 3.2: Environmental Racism and Street Theater Performance | MU 226 (Graham)
Workshop Facilitator:
Masavi Perea
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Program Director Chispa Arizona (part of the League of Conservation Voters) |
Session 3.3: Speaking Histories of Race | MU 224 (Gila)
Moderator:
Tracy Fessenden, Ph.D.
Panelists:
Michael Calderón-Zaks, Ph.D.
J. Eugene Clay, Ph.D.
Keith Miller, Ph.D.
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Associate Professor, School of History, Philosophy, and Religious Studies Arizona State University
“Is 2016 the new 1916? The Trumpian Train Whistle in Perspective" Instructor, Sociology, Santa Monica College
“Race and Religion in Arizona during the Great War: The Case of the Russian Molokans" Associate Professor School of Historical, Philosophical, & Religious Studies Arizona State University
“How to Eliminate Race by Fantasizing a Teddy Bear: The Process of Composing The Autobiography of Malcolm X" Professor, Department of English, Arizona State University |
3:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Session 4.1: Racialized Knowing: an unsession | MU 227 (Pinal)
Facilitators:
Travis Cronin, MSW
Sujey Vega, Ph.D. |
Graduate Student, School of Social Work Arizona State University
Assistant Professor, School of Social Transformation Arizona State University |
Session 4.2: Theorizing Race and Coloniality | MU 224 (Gila)
Moderator:
Travis Franks
Panelists:
José Moreno, Ph.D.
Jale Tumay, Ph.D.
Nishant Upadhyay, Ph.D. |
Graduate Teaching Associate, Department of English Arizona State University
“The Culture of Empire: The Imagined Community of the Concepts of Colorblindness, Racism, and Antiracism in American Cultural Production and Society” Lecturer, Ethnic Studies, Northern Arizona University
“Construction of Enemy in Nazi Propaganda: Discursive Strategies for Creation of Illusionary Reality" Department of English, Arizona State University
“Raciality, Indigeneity, and Coloniality: A Triangulated Analysis" Lecturer, Women and Gender Studies, Northern Arizona University |
5 p.m. - 7 p.m.
Session 5: Removing the Mask of Whiteness | MU 230 (Pima)
Keynote Speaker:
George Yancy, Ph.D. |
Professor, Department of Philisophy, Emory University Philosophy of Race Book Series Editor, Lexington Books
Full presentation description on the Keynotes page |
Saturday, February 18, 2017
8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Conference Registration
ASU Memorial Union (MU) | Room 229 (Santa Cruz) |
Conference Sessions
9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
Session 6.1: Not an Undergraduate, Not Yet a Professor: The Experiences of Women of Color Graduate Students on a Predominantly White Campus | MU 224 (Gila)
Moderator:
Karen Leong, Ph.D.
Graduate Student Panelists:
Onyekachi Ekeogu
Julia Gutierrez, MA
De’Shay Thomas
Gabriella Zewdu-Habte |
Associate Professor, Women and Gender Studies, Asian Pacific American Studies School of Social Transformation, Arizona State University
Justice and Social Inquiry, Arizona State University
Gender Studies, Arizona State University
School of Social Work, Arizona State University
Women and Gender Studies, Arizona State University |
Session 6.2: Race in Visual and Literary Texts | MU 226 (Graham)
Moderator:
Lee Bebout, Ph.D.
Panelists:
Jason Bryant
Travis Franks
Silvia Rodriguez Vega, Ed.M. |
Associate Professor, Department of English Arizona State University
“Down Here in Nowhere: Materialist Ethics in Citizen’s Nonidentity" Instructor, Department of English, Arizona State University
"This ain't what it looks like, mister': Imagining Fugitive Poses after the Great Comanche Raid." Graduate Teaching Associate, Department of English Arizona State University
"Chupacabras: The Myth of the Bad Immigrant" Cesar E. Chavez Department of Chicana/o Studies University of California Los Angeles |
Session 6.3: Whiteness Norms Distilled from 18 Recent Studies | MU 225 (Yuma)
Panelists:
Jennifer L.S. Chandler, Ph.D.
Kristin D. Elwood
L. Marie Wallace, Ph.D. |
Lecturer, Leadership and Interdisciplinary Studies College of Integrative Science and Arts Arizona State University
Graduate Student, Learning, Literacies, and Technologies Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College, Arizona State University
Leadership and Interdisciplinary Studies College of Integrative Science and Arts, Arizona State University |
10:45 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Session 7.1: Changing Language of Civil Rights Advocacy in Arizona | MU 224 (Gila)
Chair:
Christine Marín, Ph.D.
Panelists:
Nancy Godoy
Robert Spindler |
Emeritus Professor; Archivist/Historian Department of Archives and Special Collections Hayden Library, Arizona State University
Assistant Archivist Chicano Research Collection, Arizona State University
Administrator & Archivist Archives & Special Collections, Arizona State University |
Session 7.2: Intersectioned. Identity. | MU 226 (Graham)
Moderator:
Rashad Shabazz, Ph.D.
Presenters:
Marco Piña
Joel Salcido
Rashaad Thomas |
Associate Professor, School of Social Transformation Arizona State University
A poetry reading and discussion Gutta' Collective |
Session 7.3: Bullying and Race: an unsession | MU 225 (Yuma)
Facilitators:
David Carlson, Ed.D.
Becky Ladd, Ph.D.
Keon McGuire, Ph.D. |
Associate Professor, Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College Arizona State University
Professor T. Denny Sanford School of Social and Family Dynamics Arizona State University
Assistant Professor, Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College Arizona State University |
1:15 p.m. - 2:45 p.m.
Session 8.1: Narritivizing the Felt Impact of Racism and White Privilege Across Community Based and Academic Spaces | MU 224 (Gila)
Moderator:
Grant Walsh-Haines Panelists:
Lori Bable
Liz Rabago
Rose Tederous |
Personalized Learning, Liberal Arts, Northern Arizona University
James E. Rogers College of Law, University of Arizona
Chief Operations Officer, YWCA of Southern Arizona
Family Resource Wellness Coordinator Amphitheater School District |
Session 8.2: The Arts, Race, and Rebellion: Artists in Action | MU 230 (Pima)
Moderator:
Mary Stephens
Presenters:
Lizbett Benge
Elisa Gonzales
Chaz Salazar
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Producing Director, Peformance in the Borderlands Herberger Institute for Design & the Arts, Arizona State University
Teaching Associate, Women and Gender Studies Arizona State University Co-Founder of ¡Habla! AZ!
Graduate Student, Theater Performance, Arizona State University
Graduate Student, School of Music, Arizona State University |
Session 8.3: Social Pedagogies of Racialization | MU 226 (Graham)
Moderator:
Lisa Anderson, Ph.D.
Panelists:
Jeremy Omori
Jason Michael Lukasik, Ph.D.
& Jennifer A. Sandlin, Ph.D.
Nathan Snaza, Ph.D. & Jennifer A. Sandlin, Ph.D.
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Faculty Head & Associate Professor School of Social Transformation, Arizona State University
Graduate Student, Arizona State University “Where We Stand: Reexamining Social Pedagogy in North America”
Assistant Professor, Augsburg College
Associate Professor, Justice and Social Inquiry School of Social Transformation, Arizona State University “Caged/Raced Pedagogies: Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Affect, and Colonial Legacy"
Director, Bridge to Success Program Department of English, University of Richmond “State Violence and Racial Affect in Disney’s Zootopia" |
3 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Session 9.1: Exhaling an Ache: A Reading and Conversation | MU 230 (Pima)
Poetry & Prose Panelists:
Aria Curtis Sue Hyon Bae Susan Nguyen Dustin Pearson Joel Salcido |
Graduate Students Creative Writing, Arizona State University |
5 p.m. - 7 p.m.
Session 10: “On the Continuing Relevance of History: Manifest Destiny, Racism and Nation-Building in the Present” | MU 230 (Pima)
Keynote Speaker:
Laura E. Gómez, Ph.D. | Interim Dean, Division of Social Sciences Professor of Law, University of California, Los Angeles
Full presentation description on the Keynotes page
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