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Antiracism and Social Justice

225 sessions. A heading name lists the sessions printed under it that year; a family name lists every session in the family.

YearCodeSession
2022A.1Grappling with Antiracism in the Writing Classroom: From Theory to Practice, a Case Study Live
2022A.2Promises and Perils of Allyship in Linguistic Justice
2022B.1Beyond Inclusion: Dismantling Contested Writing Spaces
2022B.3Disrupting Language Ideologies: Strategies for Centering
2022B.5Arab/Muslim Standing Group Roundtable on Challenging
2022B.6Enacting Diversity, Equity, and Linguistic Justice: An A/AAPI Session on Teaching, Research, and Beyond
2022C.3Walking a Scholarly Path during the Time of the Seventh
2022D.2Trickster’s Tools and Teaching Traditionally: Writing
2022D.291Pedagogical Lessons about Social Justice from Popular Culture
2022D.5Decolonial Possibilities in Higher Education Live
2022D.9Sonic Approaches to Inclusivity and Social Justice
2022E.1Moving from Inclusion to Empowerment: Black Activist Composition Pedagogies Live
2022E.7Resisting the Language of Erasure: Imagining Indigenous Futures through Rhetorical and Linguistic Justice Live
2022F.1Antiracism and Linguistic Justice in First-Year Writing: A Reckoning and a Launch Point for Promoting Antiracist
2022G.3Changing the University One Counterstory at a Time
2022G.5Resistant Remembrance: Composing Collective Memory
2022H.10The Labor of Undoing: The Perils of Grading Contracts
2022H.2Antiracist Pedagogies, Linguistic Justice, and the Fight
2022I.4The White Supremacy of Academic Scholarship: A Data Analysis of Composition/Rhetoric Top Journals and the Denial of Equity Live
2022J.4Perspectives on Coalition Building: Conversations on Antiracist Work as Non-Black POC Teachers, Scholars, and Co-Conspirators Live
2022K.2Fighting Racism with Mindfulness in FYC: Combining
2022L.4Decolonizing Gender: Confronting the Gender Binary, Examining the Continuum, and Exploring Intersectionality
2022L.8Decentering Whiteness in English: Racial Justice and Curricular Reform Prerecorded/Scheduled
2022M.7Sustaining Institutional Change and Antiracist Work
2022OD.1Why Are We Here? Reflecting on Non-Native English-Speaking Writing Instructors’ Lived Experiences and Advocating for Justice in the Struggle against Biases
2022OD.117Between Rigor and Compassion: Plagiarism through the Lens of Social Justice
2022OD.121Toward an Abolitionist Horizon in Rhetoric and Composition
2022OD.137Stories and Praxes of Writing Program Transformation: Toward Linguistic/Racial Justice, Culturally Sustaining
2022OD.147Borders as Sites of Power and Possibility: From Rhetorical Bordering in Palestine to the HSI
2022OD.152Time to Write: Material Considerations, Gatekeeping
2022OD.154DEI Is Not Linguistic Justice: Beyond Buzzwords and toward Tangible Change
2022OD.169Antiracist and Inclusive Conferencing: Co-Constructing
2022OD.178Reimagined Assessment: Grading Contracts as Antiracist Writing Pedagogy
2022OD.2More Promise than Peril: Towards Antiracist Writing
2022OD.200Learning to Practice What We Preach about Diversity, Equity, and Black Linguistic Justice
2022OD.213Activism and Resistance in Higher Ed: Finding New
2022OD.214Advances in Antiracist Assessment
2022OD.218Antiracist Research Models, Methods, and Interrogations
2022OD.220Black Language, Leveraging Linguistic Agency and SRTOL
2022OD.232Community Engagement and Engaging in Community
2022OD.234Composition, Literacy Narratives, and Carcerality
2022OD.258How/Who Will We Manage? Intersections of Race, Class, and Labor Justice in Writing Programs and Writing Centers
2022OD.272Leveraging Critical Race Studies and Fostering
2022OD.302Responses to Institutional Responses to Antiracism
2022OD.311Social Justice Pedagogies
2022OD.318The Ethos of Teaching, Teacher Identity, and How We
2022OD.323Writing Assessment and Whiteness
2022OD.327Writing Transfer, Mapping Writing Ecologies and Antiracist Pedagogies
2022OD.331Justice-Oriented Work in the Rhetoric of Health and Medicine
2022OD.34Antiracist Work, Whose Call? BIPOC Graduate Students
2022OD.39The Promises and Perils of Vulnerability: Integrating
2022OD.55Equity in the Assessment Ecology: Vague Terms, Misconceptions, and Uneven Application
2022OD.74Three BIPOC Professors Unmuted: Curating a Race and Ethnicity Composition II Course in the Era of George
2022OD.89Living and Working with “Ubiquitous Surveillance”: Interrogating Power, Privacy, and Policy
2023A.11And We Are Not Saved: Racial Hope (and Despair) in Our
2023A.12Antiracist Pedagogy as a Possible Solution to DFWI Rate
2023A.30Remembering bell hooks: Teaching/Learning/Thinking/
2023B.10Arab/Muslim Caucus Roundtable on Disrupting Silences
2023B.12Antiracist Labor in the Context of Racist Legislation
2023B.26CRT Frameworks for Composition Pedagogy
2023B.28Carceral Contexts
2023B.30Something Is Rotten in the State of Texas: Finding
2023B.7Transnational Asian American Feminists after Hope: Doing Anger, Rage, Dissent, and Despair
2023B.8Rhetorics of Pain: Distress, Harm, and Healing in Academic and Everyday Life
2023C.19Beyond CV Lines and the White Gaze of Academic
2023C.2The Legacies of American Slavery Project: Community
2023C.23Fugitive Justice: Photography, Self-Care, and Visual
2023C.24Feminism, Affect, and the Geopolitics of Hope
2023C.28Care/Mentorship/Support
2023D.12Medical Rhetoric and Health Disparities: A Course That
2023D.26From Individual to Institution: Supporting, Sustaining, and Growing Antiracist Language Pedagogy through Coalition
2023D.29Rethinking Grading
2023E.17Doing Virtue: “And now abideth faith, hope, charity,”
2023E.31Rhetorical Significance of Flags
2023E.4Community Writing Showcase: Epistemologies for Enacting Hope
2023F.17Law and the Writing Classroom: Intersectional Accomplices for Cultural Competence and Social Justice
2023F.32Race, Racism, and Rhetorics of Drug Addiction
2023F.35What the Hell Is Twi? Radical Hope for Multilingual Students in First-Year Writing
2023FSIG.25Jewish Caucus
2023FSIG.26A Conversation with the Task Force to Develop
2023G.12African Student Advocacy for the Writing Classroom
2023G.21Disrupting Writing Normativities and Enacting
2023G.8Medical Rhetoric Roundtable: Doing Hope in Health and Medicine—Action and Intervention
2023H.13Institutional Considerations in Antiracist Writing Program
2023H.20Hope Is Giving Yourself Permission: Celebrating the Confluence of Student Identities in Your Pedagogy
2023H.21Sharing and Preserving Historical and Creative
2023I.27GTA Training and Linguistic Justice across the Curriculum
2023I.3Collective Hope: Pedagogies of Community
2023I.33An Experiment in Antiracist Pedagogy and Practice in the College Composition Classroom: What’s Food Got
2023K.11Challenging Institutions and Institutional Challenges
2023K.20“‘If There Is Shouting after You Keep Going’: The Hope
2023K.22Seeing Accents: Impact of Linguistic Racism and Racial
2023K.31Supporting Students By Really Listening to Their
2023L.12Finding Strength in Vulnerability: NNESWI’ Feedback
2023L.17Labor-Based Hope: Three Counternarratives on Complicating Antiracist Grading Practices
2023L.30“The Truth Is No Longer Enough”: Student-Activist
2023M.10Considering Religion in First-Year Composition
2023M.13Learning from Our Students: Rethinking Academic
2023M.20Learningful Unlearning: Implementing Antiracist WAC
2023OD.10Being a Social Justice/Antiracist Composition Educator
2023OD.33Expanding the Story: Racialization and the Outer Limits
2023OD.37Feminism, Affect, and the Geopolitics of Hope
2023OD.4Along the Tightrope: Performativity, Carceral Complicity, and Prison Correspondence in the Time of Pandemic
2023OD.40Findings and Implications for NCTE from a Multi-Site, Interdisciplinary Survey of College Instructors Who Teach
2023OD.5Antiracism and Social Justice through Multimedia
2023OD.57Latinx Linguistic Justice
2023OD.62Multimodal Pedagogy for an Antiracist Classroom: New Assignments in First-Year Writing
2023OD.81Telling Our (Counter) Stories: A Collaboration between Baltimore City College and University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Writing Students
2023TSIG.25NCTE/CCCC Black Caucus
2023W.1Troubling “Presence”: (Re)Making, Thinking, Doing
2024A.03The Long View on Abundance and Scarcity: Four Reflections on White Nostalgia, White Irreplaceability, and Long-Term Writing Program Development Canceled
2024A.06“Say My Name, Say My Name”: The Politics of Citational Abundance
2024A.14Critically Racing Antiracist Rhetorics in Abundantly White(ly) Classrooms
2024A.28Social Justice in the Classroom: Local Abundant Approaches
2024AW.05Mapping the Abundance of Just Futures: A Workshop on Social Justice-Oriented Teaching and Language Difference
2024B.06(Im)Possibilities of “Responsible Coalitions”: Assessing the Value of International Service-Learning through a Critical Race Theory and Critical Literacy Lens
2024B.16Language Justice and Abundance: Is There Room for the Asian Diaspora? A Heuristic and Methodological Approach
2024B.29Toward Publishing and Citation Justice
2024C.05"Don’t Sleep": Combating Disinformation, Censorship, and the Erasure of Critical Knowledges
2024D.10Deconstructing Rigor: Centering Student Agency and Voice through Labor-Based Contract Grading
2024D.16Peril and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Work: Reassessing Deep Knowledge and Experiences
2024D.24Combating Bias: Media, Literacy, and Linguistic Justice
2024D.25Teaching Linguistically and Culturally Diverse Student Populations
2024D.27Resisting "The" Story: Counterstories from Marginalized Groups
2024F.11Crafting Resistance through Feminism, Creating Space for Abundance: Rhetorical Interventions in and around Writing and Activism
2024F.28An Environmentally Just Rhetoric
2024FS.06Abundant Language, Abundant Histories
2024FS.09Innovation in Our Ways of Knowing: BIPOC Women Scholars Researching with Marginalized Communities
2024FSIG.17Feminist Caucus Business Meeting
2024FSIG.21Queer Caucus Meeting
2024FSIG.31Black Caucus Business Meeting
2024G.02Jewish Caucus Business Meeting
2024G.06Student Agency and Social Justice
2024I.04Gender and Community in Digital Spaces
2024I.11Anti-Black Linguistic Discrimination, Racialized Writing Trauma, and College English: Three Key Practices for Transformative Justice
2024I.22Reimagining How We Teach the Argumentative Essay: Drawing from the Abundance of Hip-Hop-Based Pedagogy
2024I.26To Unite or Divide? Rhetorical Strategies, Inheritances, and Dilemmas from African American Social Movements
2024J.02Assessing Assessment: Antiracist Writing Assessment Approaches for More Inclusive Curricula
2024J.21Teaching against Erasure: Valuing the Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Student
2024K.16Intentional, Institutional Pessimism: Supporting Meaningful Resistance
2024K.24Toward Antiracist and Equity-Oriented Praxes in College in the High Schools / Dual Enrollment Writing Programs
2024L.07Abundant Love: Closing Equity Gaps through Writerly Freedom, Ethics of Care, and Linguistic Justice
2024L.08Agency, Inclusion, and Equity by Collaborative Design: Writing Program & Writing Center Innovations in ISP and Beyond
2024L.14Exploring Abundance and Scarcity within Institutional Spaces of Disability and Carcerality
2024M.06An Abundance Violence: Racist Legacies of Literacy in North America
2024M.12Intersecting and Inseparable: Queer and Antiracist Composition Pedagogies in Action
2024M.17Restorative Afrocentric Rhetoric vs. Deficit Models of Thinking
2024POS.07Do Your Own Work: A Rhetorical Framework for Unpacking a Microaggression (Poster Session)
2024POS.08Ecological Approaches to Antiracist Writing Instruction: Applying and Adapting Abundant Lessons from a Small Liberal Arts College to Large Research Universities (Poster Session)
2024TSIG.04Becoming a Social Justice Educator
2024W.03Feminist Workshop: Feminist Latinx Imagination and Experience through Testimonio
2024W.04Mode than Just Words: An Antiracist Multimodal Workshop
2025A.21“Which Side Are You On?”: Anti-Capitalist Composition Pedagogy at the Neoliberal University
2025AA.3"Remixing" Socially Just Writing Pedagogy through Digital Archives
2025AB.1Cross-Cultural FYW as the B-side: Cultivating Diversity through Course Design Play
2025B.12Promesas del Sur, Revealing B-side Tracks: Migrant Histories of Solitary Confinement, Gender Violence, Erasure, and Creativity
2025B.21Practice What You Teach: Remixing and Enacting Antiracist Pedagogies
2025B.22Rhetorics of Kinky Hair (MOVED to Thursday 4:00 Room 333)
2025B.29Toward a Rhetoric of the Religious Left in the United States
2025BA.6Live on the Ground: Contemporary Youth Resistance and Public Media
2025DA.3B-side Blues: Teacher-Scholars Under Attack by the Far Right
2025E.5Get Up Offa That Thing! Black Music, Language, Liberation and the Writing Classroom, Writing Centre, and Writing Program Administration
2025E.6Griots in the House: Representatives Pearson and Jones of the Tennessee Three at the Table
2025FSIG.14Queer Caucus Meeting
2025G.3“Deep in the Heart:” Confronting Texas in Student Writing
2025GB.12The A and B Sides and Extended Play Versions of Singular "They": Challenging Hegemonic Notions of Gender in Our Classrooms
2025GB.14The Role of Audience Conjectures in Standard Language Ideologies: Critically Examining Writing Advice to Promote Linguistic Justice Canceled
2025GB.3Beyond Monotones: Investigating Professional Identity Construction in Mixed-Race and Interracial Language and Writing Instructors
2025H.19The B-Side of Enacting Racial and Linguistic Justice in the Writing Classroom: The Hidden Ways Raciolinguistic Ideologies Impact College Writing Instruction
2025H.20Think Tank Pedagogy: Using a Critical Race Methodology to Advance Student Expertise and Research
2025H.9Introducing “Image Events” in the FYC Classroom: Teaching Composition by Combating Racial and Social (In)justice
2025HA.10Remixing Latina Students’ Traumatic Literacy Experiences
2025I.26Feedback Mixtape: Why Linguistic Justice and Response Need to Come Together
2025J.10Mixtapes and Overlapping Playlists: The Politics of Language, Equity, and AI
2025J.12Preserving Milagros: Archiving Latinx Art Histories as Social Resistance
2025KB.9Fractured Praxis: Disability’s Absence from Rhetoric and Writing Studies’ Social Justice Efforts
2025L.14Resisting the Panel: Remixes, Polemics, Poems, and Counterstories
2025L.29Reworking Labor-Based Grading Contracts for Historically Marginalized Students
2025LB.12Modes of Racial Representation: Racial Literacy and Multimodality in the Digital Age of Anti-Black and Anti-Asian Racism during the COVID-19 Pandemic
2025LB.5Linguistic Justice, Self-Placement, and Local Writing Constructs: Aligning Programmatic Practices, Institutional Mission, and Classroom Pedagogy
2025MW.9Remixing the Writing Classroom for Social-Global Justice
2026B.21Conference and Our Conversations: Incorporating Antiracism and Social Justice in the Writing Classroom
2026BA.13Eminent Domain and the Rhetoric of Autonomy: Seneca Village
2026C.1(Everybody Can’t Be Outside, the Outside) Tomorrow Can’t Be Borrowed: Hip-Hop Activism’s Relevance to Teaching and Writing about Possible Lives
2026C.7Queer Archival Approaches to Comp/Rhetoric Scholarship
2026CA.14Beyond Linguistic Tourism: Unpacking the Affective Potential and Perils of the Translingual Classroom
2026CA.15The Biggest Change Is the Chilling Effect and My Own Fears: Public College and University Writing Instructors’ Perceptions of the Impacts of DEI Restrictions
2026CB.13Myriad Shades of Privilege: Exploring Stories of the Various Shades of Brownness of South Asian Skins
2026CB.15Arabic Proverbs: Beyond Gender, Racism, and Toxic Masculinity
2026CB.9From Error to Engagement: Critical Grammar Praxis across Writing Contexts Canceled
2026D.17Pushing Back and Pressing In: Cultivating Resistance and Refusal as Community
2026DA.13Feminism for Dummies: What Informal Feminist Activist Spaces Can Teach Us about Feminist Work
2026DA.14Conferences Going/Coming: Forging Antiracist and Marginal Discourse Communities
2026E.13Coming Together as an Ummah for Social Change and Inclusion
2026F.13Swipe, Speak, Survive: Queer/Trans Rhetorics of Navigation, Resistance, and Worldmaking
2026F.5Antiracist, Anti-Ableist, and Anti-Audist Writing Pedagogies?
2026GA.1Voices of Defiance: LGBTQ-BIPOC Memoirs as Resistance
2026H.15“Who All Gon’ Be There?” Sinners and Imagining Black Futures in a Post-Post-DEI World
2026HA.10Composing Resistance: Conversation, Censorship, and the Future of Black Rhetorics
2026HA.6What AI Can’t “Hear”: Conversations about Language, Identity, Voice, and Equity
2026HB.12Generative AI, Rubric Collaboration, and Self-Assessment: Toward a Techno-Antiracist Assessment Ecology
2026HB.7Shifting Racist Narratives of Gun Violence: An Antiracist Community Story Project in Reading, Pennsylvania Canceled
2026I.5The Prison-to-Campus Pipeline: How Teaching in Prison Education Programs Informs Antiracist Pedagogy in Higher Education
2026IA.13Still Unfinished: Examining Dissonance in Linguistic Justice Pedagogies
2026IA.5Institutional Narrative: An Analysis and Application of the University of Kentucky’s Strategic Plans on Diversity
2026J.16Opportunities for Deep Linguistic Justice in First-Year Writing
2026JA.15Teaching the Hispanic Health Paradox
2026JA.2Braids, Curls, and Culture: Exploring Identity and Counterstories in Black and Afro-Latina Children’s Literature through Hair
2026JB.2Advocating for Language Preservation: Roles of the Institution of Higher Education on Language Acquisition for 2nd Generation American Non-Heritage Speakers
2026K.1Conferring Entry: The "New" Admissions Essay Genre and Its Effect on College Composition Courses
2026K.17Teaching in Precarious Contexts: Pedagogy, Identity, and Labor amid DEI Bans
2026K.19Undergraduate Students Writing in Heightened Racialized Contexts
2026K.6Counter Conferences: Conversations within and against the University
2026K.7Entering the Conversation: Addressing the Lack of Anti-Black and Anti-Asian Research in Multimodal Scholarship in Rhetoric and Writing Studies
2026KA.5Cross-Cultural Responses to Reflective Writing and the Pursuit of Linguistic Justice
2026KB.1Accent as a Border: A Self-Reflective Embodied Border Storytelling of Linguistic Borders in Different Transnational Academic Spaces
2026KB.15Who Gets Heard? Black English, Courtroom Conversations, and the Rhetoric of Credibility
2026KB.2Black Memes: Signifyin’(g) in the Digital Underground
2026KB.5Culturally Sustaining Assessment and Composition Pedagogy
2026KB.6CWPA Archive: A Dynamic Site of Rhetorical Power
2026L.16Rhetorical Listening in the Borderlands: A Practical Approach to Meaningful Conversations
2026MA.7Our Past and Their Future: Reinforcing the Rhetorical Strategies of Native Hawai’ians in Defending ’Aina
2026MB.1"I Am We": Building Community with Ubuntu in First-Year Writing
2026TSIG.10Asian/Asian American Caucus Business Meeting
2026TSIG.16Queer Caucus Meeting