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2019 · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

October 16-19 · Drexel University and other Philadelphia sites

Theme: Doing the Work

About this year's source. Read from the schedule page on the Coalition's site. Chairs are printed without an institution; where the chair also presents, the institution comes from that listing. Session H6 is printed as “No session assigned” and is left out. The three keynotes were added by hand and print no institutions.
98sessions
347people listed
71%first listed in this corpus
0.0%at institutions outside the US
26%of listings from ten institutions

Sessions (98)

CodeTitleFormatPeople
A1Right to WritePanel5
A2Youth /Student ActivismPanel4
A3Is This Really Liberating?: Literacy, Circulation, and the Prison Industrial ComplexPanel4
A4Working to Flourish: What Students Tell us about HappinessPanel4
A5Community Writing IS Our Work: The Creation and Maintenance of an Upper Division Community Writing Class in a Research UniversityPanel4
A6Resilience in the WorkPanel5
A7The Power of StorytellingPanel4
A8Mapping in Four Dimensions: Complexity and Mindfulness in a Community ProjectPanel4
A9Measuring the “Messy”: Assessing Assumptions, Attentions, and Affect in Community Engagement WorkPanel4
A10Memory Work: Life Stories and Communal Memory at the Intersection of Community Writing and EldercarePanel4
B1Race and Educational JusticePanel3
B2Our Bodies, Our WritingPanel5
B3Reciprocity and ResponsivenessPanel4
B4Relationship BuildingPanel4
B5Community Writing CentersPanel4
B6Justice Entrepreneurship: Incubating the Work of Community Literacy in PittsburghPanel5
B7Reframing the Narrative: From Behind Bars to Raising the BarPanel3
B8Weaponizing Literacy: The Social and Physical Violence of LiteracyPanel4
B9How Community Writing Does the Work of the Writing Studies MajorPanel4
B10Technical and Professional CommunicationPanel4
C1Antiracist, Activist, Transformational PracticePanel5
C2Community Listening: A Roundtable ConversationPanel8
C3Speaking Out: A Youth Journalism Nonprofit Reflects on the WorkPanel5
C4The South Jersey Poets Collective on Creative Writing and Community ListeningPanel5
C5Food and EnvironmentPanel4
C6Radical Possibilities for Prison – University ConnectionsPanel4
C7Gardens, Puppies, & Storytelling: Mapping, Managing, and Maintaining Local and National ProjectsPanel4
C8Writing Beyond the University Gates: Reflections on Community Partnerships and PedagogyPanel6
C9Living the “Work”: Community Accountability Within and Beyond the InstitutionPanel6
C10The Documentary Impulse in Community-Engaged WritingPanel5
D1Racialized Memories: Acts of Erasure, Confrontation, and Participatory TourismPanel4
D2Something to Say: Toward New Definitions of Student Success in Camden In-School and Out-of-School-Time Creative Writing PartnershipsPanel5
D3Community PublishingPanel5
D4Circulating Stories of Homelessness and Housing Instability: Composing Music and Developing a Content Strategy in Support of Social ChangePanel5
D5Justice, Embodiment, and Getting Work DonePanel4
D6Gen-Ed, WAC, and Community WritingPanel5
D7Walking a Tightrope: Balancing Authority and Advocacy in Community PartnershipsPanel5
D8WORKSHOP: Community Writing and Food Justice: Communal Storytelling and Writing Projects with Farmers and Gardeners (DOUBLE SESSION, PART 1 of 2)Panel4
D9Narratives of Risk and/in Community WritingPanel5
D10Communities in Action: Re-envisioning Scholar-ActivismPanel4
DTT1Essential Questions for Decolonial and Anti-Racist TeachingDeepThink Tank4
DTT2Education as Liberation: Developing Political Literacy Across Educational SpacesDeepThink Tank3
DTT3Building Capacity for Advocacy: Research to Action in ScienceDeepThink Tank4
DTT4Our Struggle, Our Joy: Immigrant Activism, Storysharing, and Community BuildingDeepThink Tank5
DTT5Resisting Gentrification: Sharing Our StoriesDeepThink Tank4
E1Prison Writing, Literacies, and Communities: A Roundtable ConversationPanel9
E2Antiracism in the Discipline and the AcademyPanel6
E3Community oriented, centered, and directed writing: Contextualizing our research and writing on community projects with migrant and racialized groupsPanel4
E4Community Literacy and Superdiversity: Doing the Work Across Space, Time, and CulturePanel4
E5Design Thinking and Technical WritingPanel4
E6Long-term Impacts of Engaged LearningPanel4
E7Interdisciplinary CollaborationsPanel6
E8Feminism and Community WritingPanel3
E9Managing Expectations: The Real Work of Community Writing ProgramsPanel4
E10WORKSHOP: Community Writing and Food Justice: Communal Storytelling and Writing Projects with Farmers and Gardeners (DOUBLE SESSION, PART 2 of 2)Panel4
E11Shared Stories: Canon TRIPOD at Writers Room/ Growing the Field: Mentoring in Community WritingPanel8
F1Archival / Historical WorkPanel4
F2Working the Insider-Outsider Divide: Voices from Community Members, Students, and FacultyPanel8
F3Don’t Talk about It, Be about It: Ditching the Predesigned Curriculum for Community-Centered AssignmentsPanel4
F4Getting in to get over—and beyond: WOC, Community Partnerships, and the InstitutionPanel5
F5Doing the Work of Accompaniment at a Jesuit UniversityPanel4
F6Working Beyond (And Within) BoundariesPanel4
F7ROUNDTABLE: Now You’ve Built It, But Will They Come?: Developing a New Community Writing Program in and around PhiladelphiaRoundtable11
F8Community Support Networks Community-Centered TeachingPanel5
F9“Doing the Work” that Sustains Us: Diabetes Research in Community ContextsPanel6
F103-HOUR MORNING WORKSHOP (LIMITED ENROLLMENT; Pre-Registration preferred) Zines!: An Introduction to DIY Community Publishing (PART 1 of 3), sponsored by Rowan University Writing Arts Department and College of Communication and Creative ArtsPanel1
G1Transitioning and Re-Working in Community Writing: Advocacy and Teaching Inside and Outside of the AcademyPanel4
G2Community Writing Across Sites, Sounds, and Languages: Multimodal and Participatory MethodsPanel4
G3Circulating and Listening to Community VoicesPanel5
G4Scholarship & Engagement: Graduate Students’ Perspectives on Community Writing Work, A Roundtable DiscussionPanel8
G5From Classroom to City: Encouraging Students to Explore Urban SpacesPanel4
G6Literacy as Community Building: Collective Thinking to Get Things DonePanel5
G7Institutional CommunitiesPanel5
G8Poetry in the Classroom and CommunityPanel4
G9Adult Literacy and Narrative RoundtablePanel5
G10Documenting CommunitiesPanel5
H1An Introduction to the G.I.V.E. Grantwriting Project in Baltimore: Creating and Exploring Guiding PrinciplesPanel5
H2ROUNDTABLE: Administrative Morphing and Programmatic Public Pedagogies: Opportunities and ChallengesRoundtable6
H3Theoretical Approaches to the WorkPanel5
H4Work and Higher EducationPanel4
H5Classroom, Farm, Prison: Teaching Writing and Practicing Hospitality in Community SettingsPanel4
H7Books and Games That Spark EngagementPanel4
H8Cultivating Local PublicsPanel4
H93-HOUR MORNING WORKSHOP (LIMITED ENROLLMENT; Pre-Registration preferred) Zines!: An Introduction to DIY Community Publishing (Part 3 of 3), sponsored by Rowan University Writing Arts Department and College of Communication and Creative ArtsPanel1
K-KynardKeynote Address w/ Q&A: Carmen KynardKeynote1
K-MathieuKeynote Address w/ Q&A: Paula MathieuKeynote1
K-OrtizKeynote & Mural Activation: Amplifying Community Voices through Public ArtKeynote1
W1From the Streets to the Archives and Back Again: Doing History in PhiladelphiaWorkshop3
W2Meditating on the Work, Embodying Activism: Cultivating Breath and Body Awareness to Grow a More Holistic Writing PraxisWorkshop2
W3Writing for Social Change: Launching Writing Workshops in Jails, Schools, and CommunitiesWorkshop4
W4Writing for Change: A Workshop for Collaborating with NonprofitsWorkshop5
W5Convening of Writers-in-Residence (closed meeting in Writers Room)Workshop11
W6ROUNDTABLE: Social Innovation and Community Writing: Mapping Convergences, Challenges, and FuturesWorkshop4
W7Doing The Work / Bridging the Gap: High School and College Writing PartnershipsWorkshop5
W8Strategies and Tactics in Learning Network Design for Writers Inside and Out of Carceral SpacesWorkshop6
W9Presence, Not Escape: Self-Care as Self-ActivismWorkshop3
W10How Editors Can Build Solidarity and Help Change Scholarly Publishing in Writing, Rhetoric, and Literacy Studies: A Roundtable DiscussionWorkshop11
W11Grant Writing and FundraisingWorkshop5