[ATTW-L] Open-Access Annotated Bib: Social Justice in TPC

[Cana Itchuaqiyaq]

Thank you so much for this incredible resource, Maria (and students)!

Wowee! THIS IS AMAZING!
It is going to be SO useful in my upcoming classes and in my own research.
Quyanaqpak!
I also love this model of teaching can create spaces for students (and
their work) to have broader impacts.

Nayaaŋŋamik | Warmly,
Cana

On Tue, Feb 16, 2021 at 12:09 PM Maria T Novotny <novotnmt at uwm.edu> wrote:

> Dear Colleagues,
>
> I’m writing to share an open-access annotated bibliography project focused
> on the social justice turn in TPC.
>
> This project is the culmination of a fall semester graduate seminar course
> focused on Social Justice and TPC. Graduate students at the University of
> Wisconsin-Milwaukee enrolled in the course selected and annotated all of
> the sources featured in the bib. It is our hope that these annotations
> contribute to the already growing list of collaborative bibliographic
> projects already in circulation  and continue to foster social justice
> projects in the field.
>
> You can learn more about the course and the project in a recent Writing &
> Rhetoric MKE blog post [here
> <https://www.writingandrhetoricmke.com/blog/the-social-justice-turn-in-tpc-a-collaborative-annotated-bibliography>
> ].
>
> The open-access bibliography can be accessed [here
> <https://docs.google.com/document/d/17v-KO7BQsZR27bGwdDzsnmRY6nyzIv6D/edit>
> ].
>
> In solidarity,
>
> Maria Novotny
> _____________________________
> Maria Novotny, Ph.D.
> Assistant Professor
> Rhetoric, Professional Writing, and Community Engagement
> Department of English
> University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
> Curtin Hall 488
> Milwaukee, WI 53211
> novotnmt at uwm.edu
> www.marianovotny.com
>
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