College of Education assistant professors are invited to join Dr. April Baker-Bell for an informal fireside chat after her lunchtime lecture (12:15 pm, 22 Education).
Dr. Baker-Bellis a transdisciplinary teacher-researcher-activist and Associate Professor of Language, Literacy, and English Education in the Department of English and Department of African American and African Studies. A national leader in conversations on Black Language education, her research interrogates the intersections of Black language and literacies, anti-Black racism, and antiracist pedagogies, and is concerned with antiracist writing, critical media literacies, Black feminist-womanist storytelling, and self-preservation for Black women in academia, with an emphasis on early career Black women.
Sponsor: The Bruce D. Nesbitt African American Cultural Center and the College of Education Diversity, Equity and Multicultural Education (DEME) Committee
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