2021 · Online (listed as Washington, D.C.)
Historicizing our Work and Learning from the Past
| Role | Name as printed | Affiliation as printed | Paper |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chair | John Tiedemann | University of Denver → University of Denver | |
| Presenter | Maxine Krenzel | CUNY Graduate Center → The Graduate Center, CUNY | “Who Are Our Teachers?”: Historicizing Writing Teacher Communities Within and Beyond the University |
| Presenter | Tatiana Ruiz | The George Washington University → George Washington University | “Un Violador en Tu Camino” A Rewriting of Chile’s Constitution: Tracing the Feminist Movement |
| Presenter | John Tiedemann | University of Denver → University of Denver | The Logic of Community Writing and Community Erasure from the Settler Colonial Era to the Gentrifying Present; or, A Short History of the Denver Unhousing Market |
Source
Program as the Coalition for Community Writing published it. Names link to a person page only for people listed at two or more conferences.
Read from the program Google Doc for the online conference; times are Eastern. Panel A4 prints a code and nothing else, and panel B1 is missing from the Doc, so neither is here. The pre-recorded panels and talks have no time.
Cite as: Conference on Community Writing. “Historicizing our Work and Learning from the Past.” 2021 Conference Program, Online (listed as Washington, D.C.), session F10. Via Community Writing Program Reader, November 03, 2026.