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2023 · Denver, Colorado

October 11-14 · Posner Center and Redline Contemporary Art Center, Hilton Denver City Center, University of Denver (Sturm Hall)

Theme: Activating Radical Imagination

About this year's source. 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.
125sessions
327people listed
68%first listed in this corpus
0.3%at institutions outside the US
36%of listings from ten institutions

Sessions (125)

CodeTitleFormatPeople
A1ROUNDTABLE: Imagining New Possibilities for Long-Term Community-Engaged ProgrammingRoundtable4
A2Non-Profits Not for Sale: Preserving Values in Community WritingPanel3
A3Community-Engaged scholarship: The Importance of Acknowledging, Valuing, and Appreciating Scholars of Color and Their WorkPanel3
A4Raised Beds and Mural Arts Raise Hopes: Community Arts and Ecological Literacy as EmpowermentPanel3
A5“It is About What I Want to Do in the Future, What I Want”: Resettled Refugee Teens Practicing Radical Imagination through Transmodal StorytellingPanel2
A6WRITING ON THE INSIDE AND OUTSIDEPanel4
A7Micro-Transgressions and Institutional Transformation at a Minority-Majority Florida Public UniversityPanel5
A8ROUNDTABLE: Activating Radical Imagination in the Editing and Publishing of Creative Work: A Roundtable and Listening SessionRoundtable3
B1ROUNDTABLE: Radical Imagination and Decolonial PossibilitiesRoundtable3
B2PODCASTSPanel5
B3Making Place: Developing a Culturally-Affirming, Community-Engaged Summer Bridge Program in Rural OregonPanel10
B4(INTER)INSTITUTIONAL ENGAGEMENTPanel4
B5STUDENT BUY-IN, PERSPECTIVES, AND REIMAGININGSPanel4
B6ROUNDTABLE: Finding a Community You Never Wished For: A Roundtable Conversation about Sexual TraumaRoundtable2
B7ROUNDTABLE: Imagining How to “Write/Right On!”: Navigating Institutional Constraints in a Prison Writing InitiativeRoundtable5
B8INTERGENERATIONAL COMMUNITIES CO-AUTHORINGPanel5
B9“Enacting Sustainable, Community-Based Curricular Change: Creating a Community and Public Writing Minor.”Panel3
B10HOW THE WORK MATTERSPanel4
C1STORIES AND TESTIMONIOSPanel5
C2ROUNDTABLE: Accidental Activists: A Reflective RoundtableRoundtable2
C3CHILDREN, TEENS, TEACHERS SHARING WRITINGPanel5
C4COMMUNITIES WRITINGPanel4
C5ROUNDTABLE: Unexpected Communities: Rhetorical Work in Emergent RelationsRoundtable6
C6Imagining Social Change with Community Writers: Families, Campus Workers, Community SeniorsPanel3
C7HARM, LOSS, AND REPAIRPanel4
C8IMAGINING CLASSROOMS AS RADICAL SPACESPanel4
C9ROUNDTABLE: Food Justice Rhetorics and Literacies: Practicing Hope and Growing Change Inside and Outside the Writing ClassroomRoundtable7
C10COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIPSPanel5
CD1Creative Display/Digital Poster: Life Writing for WellnessCreative display1
CD2Writing Water: An Interactive Pop-Up Community Writing ProjectCreative display1
CD3Collage of Voices (needs am)Creative display1
CD4Crafting the CampusCreative display1
CD5The East Colfax Story Walk brought to you by Sidewalk Poets, A Creative DisplayCreative display2
D1ROUNDTABLE: Writing Beyond the Prison: Activating the Radical Imagination with Incarcerated AuthorsRoundtable5
D2GRASSROOTS OUTREACH AND ORGANIZINGPanel5
D3Lawmakers as Community Partners: Collaborating with Elected Officials to Design PoliciesPanel3
D4TECHNICAL, PROFESSIONAL, COMMUNITY WRITINGPanel3
D5Knoxville Dirt: Three Perspectives on Working with Community, Land, and Messy InstitutionsPanel4
D6ZINES, COMICS, MEMES, POETRYPanel6
D7Experiential Learning, Justice, and Literacies in Community-Service Learning ProgramsPanel3
D8CONTEMPLATIVE PRACTICE SESSION: Writing Resilience: Making Meaning in the Bounce Back from TraumaPanel1
D9ROUNDTABLE: Ballin’ Out at the Turnabout: Drag as Community Building for the Denver Gay & Lesbian Flag Football LeagueRoundtable1
D10INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY WRITINGPanel4
DTT1We’ve Got the Power: Accessing Radical Imagination through Community Healing and Storytelling for the BIPOC CommunityDeepThink Tank2
DTT2Essential Voices: Creating a Story Archive to Resist InvisibilizationDeepThink Tank3
DTT3Building Community Health and Wealth: The Valverde Movement ProjectDeepThink Tank4
DTT4Coloradans and Our Shared Environment in Times of Challenge and Change: A Multimodal Dialogue Among Artists, Scientists, and CommunityDeepThink Tank3
E1GRADUATE RESEARCH SESSIONPanel7
F1WORK-IN-PROGRESS SESSIONPanel5
F2WORK-IN-PROGRESS SESSIONPanel3
F3WORK-IN-PROGRESS SESSIONPanel2
F4QUESTION-POSING SESSIONPanel1
F5QUESTION-POSING SESSION & SHARED TEXT SESSIONPanel2
F6QUESTION-POSING SESSIONPanel2
F7SHARED TEXT SESSIONPanel2
F8SHARED TEXT SESSIONPanel2
F9CONTEMPLATIVE PRACTICE SESSION:Panel2
G1PODCASTS AND APPSPanel5
G2RHETORICS OF CAREPanel5
G3Community Writing and Violence: legacies of whiteness and the ownership of writingPanel4
G4STORIES AND METHODSPanel5
G5Teaching under SiegePanel3
G6HISTORIES, RHETORICS, DEMOCRACYPanel4
G7DIGITAL COMMUNITY WRITINGPanel5
G8Unguarded: A Documentary Screening about a Restorative Justice Facility in BrazilPanel2
G9ROUNDTABLE: Transformative Practices for Collaborative Course-DesignRoundtable3
H1ROUNDTABLE: Collective Impact Cohort: Working and Writing for Educational Equity in Denver Public SchoolsRoundtable3
H2ROUNDTABLE: Imagining Radical Sustainability: Renewing Long-term Community Partnerships Post-COVIDRoundtable4
H3Handing Students a Hammer: Strategies for Teaching Activist Writing Utopian Thought and Community WritingPanel4
H4WORKING IN AND AGAINST INSTITUTIONAL SYSTEMSPanel5
H5Exploring Community Literacy through Rosalie Fish’s Embodied Sovereignty, Neostalgia of Bad Indians, and Rhetoric of TraumaPanel4
H6ROUNDTABLE: Reimagining the Scope and Uses of Text in the Decentered ClassroomRoundtable6
H7Unguarded: A Documentary Screening and Q & A about a Restorative Justice Facility in BrazilPanel3
H9Contemplative Practice: Experiments in SeeingPanel1
K-ConversationWriting, Striving, and Surviving During COVID Times: A Keynote ConversationKeynote3
K-DinnerKeynote Dinner and Radical Imagination GameKeynote2
K-ImaginingsRadical ImaginingsKeynote3
PC1History Colorado Afternoon Sand Creek Massacre Exhibit Visit And WorkshopPre-conference workshop3
VP1Beyond Learning Loss: Testimonios of a Pandemic Education/ Más Allá de la Pérdida: Testimonios de Una Educación PandémicaVirtual presentation8
VP2Collaborative Videogame Modding as Postcolonial Digital Humanities Praxis: Re-Making Louisiana in Fallout 4Virtual presentation2
VP3Laboring Together: Producing Working-Class Cookbooks, Recipes, and Stories of FoodVirtual presentation1
VP4Digital Coalition Building: The Proliferation of a Disability Justice Informed Community Writing Archive on TwitterVirtual presentation1
VP5Stories About Place: Reimagining Community Narratives Through Oral HistoryVirtual presentation1
VP6Radical Imagination at a Buffalo Soldier Exhibit: A Material Response to Legislation Erasing and Denying Black PresenceVirtual presentation1
VP7Community Ancestorship in Home GenealogyVirtual presentation1
VP8Community Empathy Write: Activating Poetry to Uncover Experiences of Women and COVID-19Virtual presentation2
VP9The American Sentences Project: Collecting Voices from Inside American PrisonsVirtual presentation1
VP10Creative Writing Studies and the New Mass Literacy: Radical Writing Pedagogy and The Strange Case of the Brooklyn Superhero Supply CompanyVirtual presentation2
VP11Connecting with Communities in the Food Writing ClassroomVirtual presentation1
VP12Reflecting on Triggering Content and Images in the Writing Classroom: Imagining OtherwiseVirtual presentation1
VP13Using Love Letters to Bring Together, Affirm, and Re-imagine a Community’s IdentityVirtual presentation3
VP14Outreaching for Investment in Black Women and Girls' LivesVirtual presentation1
VP15Finding Community through Loneliness: Tommy Pico’s Multimodality as a Means of Creating Spaces and Breaking BoundariesVirtual presentation1
VP16“Doing the Work” of Domestic Violence Prevention: Community and University Perspectives on Activating the Radical ImaginationVirtual presentation3
VP17CONTEMPLATIVE PRACTICE SESSION: Inspiring Radical Imagination Through Mindfulness Meditation and Accessible Yoga Techniques For All AgesVirtual presentation1
VP18Learning to Learn: Dual-enrolled Students’ Buy-in of the Liberal ArtsVirtual presentation1
VP19Reimagining Community Publishing and the Writing for Change JournalVirtual presentation1
VP20Presence-Dwelling: Confronting Chronic Illness & Establishing Agency in Culturally-Affiliated Writing CirclesVirtual presentation1
VP21Beautiful NewsVirtual presentation2
VP22Who Is Sitting Here? CO-developing OER Civil Rights Assignments for First-Year WritingVirtual presentation1
VP23Radical Legibility: Challenging Encampment Policies through Refugee-led ActionVirtual presentation3
VP24Publicly Inhabiting a Radical Identity: Finding and Creating Models for Community and Truth-Telling as a Christian Ecofeminist VeganVirtual presentation1
VP25Cultivating Our Present: BIPOC Writing Faculty (Re) Imagining Academic SuccessVirtual presentation5
VP26Paying Reparations Now: Community Engagement and Taking Action IIVirtual presentation2
VP27How Do the Humanities & Arts Come to Matter for Racial Wealth and Opportunity Gaps?Virtual presentation1
VP28Zines as Resistance: How Texas Community Writers Help Navigate Abortion BansVirtual presentation1
VP29ROUNDTABLE: Towards Digital Justice: Developing US Citizenship Application & Website with Refugees & ImmigrantsVirtual presentation4
VP30ROUNDTABLE: University of Michigan Instructors Reimagine Community-Engaged First-Year Writing InitiativesVirtual presentation4
VP31On Building Coalitions and Communities in North MississippiVirtual presentation1
VP32Provocation Instead of Prescription—Write For Change!Virtual presentation1
VP33CONTEMPLATIVE PRACTICE SESSION: "It's Good Work, but is It Good Work for You?": A Contemplative Practice for Wholehearted Community WorkVirtual presentation1
VP34Imagining an Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program Tutor Training CourseVirtual presentation1
VP35From Maraj to hooks: The Back-Back-Forth-and-Forth of Black Representation and Institutionalized Diversity WorksVirtual presentation1
W1Between Grief, Joy, and Care: The How, Why, and Experience of Writing MarathonsWorkshop3
W3Reimagining Co-Authorship for Equity: Co-Writing Strategies to Collaborate Across Community and Academic LinesWorkshop2
W4Ridiculously Hopeful Futures: Techniques for Evoking Better WorldsWorkshop1
W5Against Standardization: Resisting Conformity with Radical Imagination in High School and College WritingWorkshop4
W6Grounded Relationships: Practicing an Intergenerational Mentorship Model in Community ProjectsWorkshop2
W8Practicing Mail Art, Creating CommunitasWorkshop3
W9Collaboratively Re-Imagining Community Writing as a Transdisciplinary Impact NetworkWorkshop2
W10Telling the Story of Our Projects: A Workshop for Community-Engaged Researchers Who Aren’t Sure if What They (Want to) Do is Research AnymoreWorkshop2
W11Toward an Abolitionist Community Writing CollectiveWorkshop6
W12Engagement Projects and Promotion ClinicWorkshop5
W13Physical Games as Interactive Social Justice: Building Play into PedagogyWorkshop4
W14Yarn, Plarn, and World-Building through Entangled Craft PracticeWorkshop3