Borders, Migration and Social Justice -  The Arizona Writing and Social Justice Conference
Channel: Department of English, Arizona State University
Date: 2018-04-03

Borders, Migration and Social Justice (chair, Michael Stancliff) 

Extreme Vetting: The Consequences of Surveillance and Procedural Rhetoric for Immigration Documents—Sarah Young (UA) 
A Justice Function of Poetry—Ken Heintzelman (Shadow Rock UCC) 

The Arizona Writing and Social Justice Conference is a two-day conference on writing and the pursuit of social justice in Arizona and the world. This trans-disciplinary conference discussed how writing engages and/or supports justice movements for disempowered and marginalized communities. 

ASU and UA are organized the conference to integrate scholarship and practice from creative writing, community literacy, English education, ESL studies, literature studies, rhetoric, and other writing-centered disciplines. 

February 14, 2018   ♥   ASU   /   U of A
Wednesday, February 14, 2018: Arizona State University, Tempe campus