The Coalition of Feminist Scholars in the History of Rhetoric & Composition fosters inquiry in feminist histories, theories, and pedagogies.
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ALT collage of photos of roses created by Talitha May, taken at the International Rose Test Garden in Portland, Oregon
ALT DR. MORGAN BANVILLE AND DR. GAVIN JOHNSON PRESENT Digital Rhetorical Privacy Collective (DRPC) Office Hour Featuring scholarship from the Peitho Cluster Conversation titled, "Talking back through Rhetorical Surveillance Studies: Intersectional Feminist and Queer Approaches." DECEMBER 5, 2024 AT 2:00 P.M. EST REGISTER HERE: HTTPS//TINYURL.COM/34PUKDRY
ALT Flyer for Made Not Only in Grades: Multimodal Assessment in the Social Justice Turn. Designed as a sheet of paper with red marks across it (like a graded essay). It calls for project proposals for a born-digital collection that seeks to address gaps in research and pedagogical praxis while working to dismantle the manufactured separation of multimodality and antiracist practices in writing assessments. Proposals due August 16, 2024. Learn more at http://tinyurl.com/multimodalassessmentcollection.
ALT A colorful poster advertising the Cheryl Glenn Webinar Series for Advancing the Agenda. The poster states the title of the upcoming webinar, "Scaling Collective Access: From Your Presentation to Our Field," and reads: "Friday, February 2nd. 3:00-4:30pm EST. 12:00-1:30pm PST. In this webinar, Dr. Ada Hubrig asks us to consider collective access and its implications for fostering community. Beginning with implementing access in our own work, Ada asks us to consider how we can scale access, by reimagining conference spaces to reimagining the work of our field--and academia more broadly--through collective access."
ALT Shaleisa Brewer discusses the grassroots work of the Neighborhood Union. Her slide shows historical images of the work of the union, with the caption “their grassroots work led to: paved roads, street lights, kindergartens, libraries, settlement houses, hospitals for Black patients, improved water supply, boys and girls clubs, health clinics, teacher trainings, arts initiatives, better infrastructure for homes, school of social work at Atlanta University”