Exploring Community Literacy through Rosalie Fish’s Embodied Sovereignty, Neostalgia of Bad Indians, and Rhetoric of Trauma
| Role | Name as printed | Affiliation as printed | Paper |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chair | Kelsey Willems | University of Oklahoma → University of Oklahoma | |
| Presenter | Katie Cowger | University of Oklahoma → University of Oklahoma | Rosalie Fish: Running as Resistance and Decolonization for Community Literacy |
| Presenter | Clarissa McIntire | University of Oklahoma → University of Oklahoma | Reclaiming Oppressive Genres through Neostalgia in Deborah Miranda’s Bad Indians |
| Presenter | Kelsey Willems | University of Oklahoma → University of Oklahoma | Teaching Trauma: A New Ethical Citizen |
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. Sessions A9, A10, H10, W2 and W7 do not appear in the Doc, and Session E is printed as a single graduate research session. The creative displays and virtual presentations have no time. The Doc prints the leaders of the pre-conference visit to History Colorado (PC1) in its description, so they were added by hand, and the chair of D9 was read from a free-text sentence.
Cite as: Conference on Community Writing. “Exploring Community Literacy through Rosalie Fish’s Embodied Sovereignty, Neostalgia of Bad Indians, and Rhetoric of Trauma.” 2023 Conference Program, Denver, Colorado, session H5. Via Community Writing Program Reader, November 03, 2026.