2013 Online Conference Schedule


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4	Session One, Thursday 8:00–9:30	The Forum, Room D	Border Crossings, Border Knowledges, and Diasporic Imaginaries – Part I
5			Wild and Incalculable: Race, Politics and Transgender Immigration Rights	Aren Aizura	Rutgers University
6			What Does it Mean for Diasporic Peoples to Have a Sense of National Consciousness?	Marlon Simmons	University of Toronto
7			The Border Made Me Mexican: My Family’s History with Unnecessary Naturalization	Melinda Brennan	Indiana University, Bloomington
8			From Chile to Arizona: Neoliberal Resistance and Transnational Student Solidarity	Jorge Moraga	University of Washington
9			Yo Soy Garifuna y con Orgullo	Pablo José López Oro	Northwestern University
10			Moderator	Manjeet Birk	University of British Columbia Vancouver
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13	Session One, Thursday 8:00–9:30	The Forum, Room E	Indigeneity – Part I
14			Vernacular Sovereignties: Indigenous Justice Relocating Legal Authority	Manuela Picq	Universdidade Federal do Amazonas
15			Indigenous North Americans and the Biases of Anglocentric Courts; An Enduring Marshal Legacy	Neyooxet Greymorning	The University of Montana
16			Bleeding To Death: Ending Blood Quantum as the Basis for Belonging in Anishinabek Nations	Damien Lee	University of Manitoba
17			Painting Indigenous Legal Pluralism: The Confines of Reconciliation	Kiera Ladner	University of Manitoba
18			Moderator	Christy-Dale Sims	James Madison University
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21	Session One, Thursday 8:00–9:30	The Forum, Room F	Public Health, Medicine, Science & Technology
22			"The Sankofa Project" The Performative Practice of Tracing African-American Roots Through DNA Testing	Nikki Yeboah	Northwestern University
23			Activism, Advocacy & Academic Discourse in Gay Men’s Health	Sarah Chown	Simon Fraser University
24			‘Racial’/’Ethnic’ Health Disparities Research: Academic Knowledge Production and Decolonizing Possibilities	Lorraine Halinka Malcoe	University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
25			Medical Surveillance and Gender Identity as Mental Illness in a Clinical Modality	Sé Sullivan	California Institute of Integral Studies
26			Moderator	Lindsey Andrews	Vanderbilt University
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29	Session One, Thursday 8:00–9:30	The Forum, Room G	Militarism & Global Violence
30			Lost in the Fissures: Locating Kurdish Americans Between Area Studies and Ethnic Studies	Stanley Thangaraj	Vanderbilt University
31			Global Moral Panics: Policing Transnational Crises	Micol Seigel	Indiana University, Bloomington
32			Decolonizing the Politics of Navy (Filipino) Enlistment: Twentieth Century to the Present	Jason Gavilan	University of Michigan
33			Moderator	Diego Luna	University of Utah
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35	Session One, Thursday 8:00–9:30	The Forum, Room H	Language, Literature, Representation
36			Neoliberal Whiteness and Bilingualism	Nelson Flores	University of Pennsylvania
37			Creolization and German Literature: The Case of Kanak Sprak	Arina Rotaru	Cornell University
38			Asian American Writers’ Translation of the Untranslatable: Hybridity and Orientalism in Chang-Rae Lee’s The Surrendered and Nora Okja Keller’s Comfort Woman	Eunah Lee	Michigan State University
39			Asian American Subjectivity Coming of Age in Ambiguity: Cultural Assimilation or Ideological Co-optation in Yamanaka’s Blu’s Hanging	Chang-Hee Kim	Yonsei University
40			Moderator	Jesse Carr	University of Michigan
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43	Session One, Thursday 8:00–9:30	The Forum, Room I	The Native American Literature Symposium:Decolonizing and Liberating the Academic Conference
44			Roundtable	Jodi A. Byrd	University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
45				Gordon Henry	Michigan State University
46				Patrice Hollrah	University of Nevada, Las Vegas
47				Margaret Noori	University of Michigan
48				Gwen Westerman	Minnesota State University, Mankato
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51	Session One, Thursday 8:00–9:30	Latino Cultural Center	Decolonization and White Supremacy
52			De-Segregation and the Persistence of Inequality	Rahim Kurwa	University of California, Los Angeles
53			“Progressive/Left” Media: A Model of Settler Colonial Psychic Warfare	Jared Ball	Morgan State University
54			The Racially Violent University: Cravings of Multiculturalism and Protection of White Property	Lisa (Leigh) Patel	Boston College
55			Decolonization as the Fundament of Empowerment	Natascha Anahita Nassir-Shahnian
56			Walking the Walk: Social Justice Solidarity, Communities of Practice, and Decolonization	Sabina Chatterjee	University of Victoria
57			Walking the Walk: Social Justice Solidarity, Communities of Practice, and Decolonization	Amanda Engen	University of Victoria
58			Moderator	Roy Perez	Willamette University
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61	Session One, Thursday 8:00–9:30	African American Cultural Center, Library	Performance, Art, & Colored Technologies
62			Re/Collecting Filipino American Histories with Digital Media	Grace Yeh	California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
63			Participatory Television: What is Meant by Access?	Eva Hageman	New York University
64			ASCO: Chicano Performance and the Question of Generosity	Megan Alvarado Saggese	University of California, Berkeley
65			Critical Digital Communities in Asian American Studies	Tomo Hattori	California State University, Northridge
66			Moderator	Siobhan Senier	University of New Hampshire
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69	Session One, Thursday 8:00–9:30	University Hall, Room I	Cultural Appropriation and Reclamation: Interdisciplinary, Transnational and Anti-colonial Approaches
70			Colouring Our Tears - Whose Complexions and Complexities Prevail? A Discussion of Mixed Heritage Death Rituals in Aotearoa / New Zealand	Linda Waimarie Nikora	The University of Waikato
71			Colouring Our Tears - Whose Complexions and Complexities Prevail? A Discussion of Mixed Heritage Death Rituals in Aotearoa / New Zealand	Kiri Edge	The University of Waikato
72			Colouring Our Tears - Whose Complexions and Complexities Prevail? A Discussion of Mixed Heritage Death Rituals in Aotearoa / New Zealand	Ngahuia Te Awekotuku	The University of Waikato
73			Pani me te rawakore: Engaging Traditional and Contemporary Maori Cultural Practices for Street Homeless Maori Men	Darrin Hodgetts	The University of Waikato
74			Pani me te rawakore: Engaging Traditional and Contemporary Maori Cultural Practices for Street Homeless Maori Men	Mohi Rua	The University of Waikato
75			Indigenizing Education: Moving Beyond Binary and Epistemological Divides as an Anti-Colonial Praxis	George J. Sefa Dei	University of Toronto
76			Imperial Feminist Nostalgia and Oriental Fantasies: Belly Dance in Western Harems	Jasmin Zine	Wilfrid Laurier University
77			Pani me te rawakore: Engaging traditional and Contemporary Maori Cultural Practices for Street Homeless Maori Men	Pita Richard Wiremu King, Te Rarawa, Ngāpuhi	The University of Waikato
78			Discussant	Njoki Nathani Wane	University of Toronto
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81	Session One, Thursday 8:00–9:30	University Hall, Room II	S.P.A.C.E.: Sustaining Pedagogies of the Crossing to Undermine Academic Complicity and Privilege
82			Roundtable	Marlo David	Purdue University
83				Angelique Nixon	Susquehanna University
84				Treva Lindsey	University of Missouri-Columbia
85				Marlon Moore	University of North Caroline Wilmington
86				Darius Bost	University of Maryland-College Park
87			Chair	LaMonda Horton-Stallings	Indiana University-Bloomington
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90	Session One, Thursday 8:00–9:30	Hull House	Decolonizing the Past: Ethnic Studies and Historical Archaeology
91			Whose Archaeology? Our Archaeology!: Decolonizing Chinese American Historical Archaeology and Making It Our Own	Kelly Fong	University of California, Los Angeles
92			Indigenous Archaeology as a Way of Decolonizing and Re-Envisioning the Californian Landscape and Management Policy in the Present	Peter Nelson	University of California, Berkeley
93			Archaeology as Counter-Narrative: Reclaiming Chinese American History in California’s Owens Valley	Laura Ng	University of Massachusetts, Boston
94			Undoing Intellectual Imperialism in Archaeology	Darren Modzelewski	University of California, Berkeley
95			Public Archaeology and Critical Histories	Annelise Morris	University of California, Berkeley
96			Chair/Discussant	Clement Lai	California State University, Northridge
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98	Session One, Thursday 8:00–9:30	Social Justice Initiative	Chicana por mi Raza:Digital Technologies, Critical Pedagogies
99				Maria Cotera	University of Michigan
100				Linda Garcia Merchant	Media Producer
101				Maria Seiferie Valencia	Digital Archivist
102				Tess Arenas	University of Wisconsin
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109	Session Two,Thursday 9:45-11:15	The Forum, Room D	Religion, Ethnicity, and the Nation-State – Part I
110			The Impact of Culture and Religion on the Self-Identification Issues of Filipino Catholic Gay Men	Rod Penalosa	California Institute of Integral Studies
111			Cultural Collision and Dueling Epistemologies: Scholars of Hinduism vs. Hindus and Religiosity vs. Ethnicity	Rita Biagioli	University of Chicago
112			Jewish Racial Identity and Politics in the United States and Israel/Palestine	Elizabeth Ingenthron	Graduate Theological Union
113			Interdependence as a Lifeway: Religiosity as Social Justice in Transnational Indigenous American Communities	Natalie Avalos Cisneros	University of California Santa Barabara
114			Racing the Quebecois Religious Accommodation 'Crisis'	Sirma Bilge	Universite de Montreal
115			Moderator	N/A
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118	Session Two,Thursday 9:45-11:15	The Forum, Room E	Blackness/Whiteness/Racial Binaries
119			Understanding the Disability Contract in the Lives of Women Living with HIV: Commanding a New Conceptual Landscape for Feminist Disability Studies Beyond a Frame of Whiteness	Allyson Day	Ohio State University
120			“I Have a Voice”: Speech, Silence, and the Redemption of Empire	Nishant Shahani	Washington State University,
121			Moving into Whiteness? The (im)mobility of Asian-White and Black-White Biracials	Hephzibah Strmic-Pawl	College of Charleston
122			Moderator	Selfa Chew	University of Texas, El Paso
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125	Session Two,Thursday 9:45-11:15	The Forum, Room F	Critical Race Studies
126			Reflections on Black Nationalism and ‘Third Worldism’ in the Campus Battles of the late 1960s	Martha Biondi	Northwestern University
127			Police Terror and Anti-Black Genocide in the United States	Allyssa Villanueva	University of California Hastings College of the Law
128			On Race', Ethnicity and Racialization in Current Hong Kong	Hektor Yan	City University of Hong Kong
129			Racialization in the Context of the Urban: Asian Students and the Black White Binary	Yenhoa Ching	University of California, Berkeley
130			Racism, Liminality, Death: A Primer for Critical Ethnic Studies	Steven Cantu	Metropolitan State University of Denver
131			Moderator	Craig Willse	George Mason University
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134	Session Two,Thursday 9:45-11:15	The Forum, Room G	Critical-Race Feminisms/Masculinity & Postcolonial theory
135			Teenage Frivolity Sacrificed: 16 and Pregnant's Multicultural Politics	Clare Daniel	University of New Mexico
136			Outing North Korea: Necropornography and Homonationalism	Haruki Eda	Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
137			Social Justice Activism, Power, and Intersectionality	Rita Kaur Dhamoon	University of Victoria
138			The Lacerated Breast: Audre Lorde, Gilles Deleuze, and Disembodiment	Amber Musser	Brown University
139			Darker Shades of Brown: Dewhitening Filipina Skin	Hazel Biana	De La Salle University
140			Moderator	N/A
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143	Session Two,Thursday 9:45-11:15	The Forum, Room H	Settler Colonialism
144			Transforming Xwelitem Mentalities in S'olh Temexw: an Activist-Researcher's Reflections on Decolonizing the Settler Mind	Robyn Heaslip	University of Victoria
145			Teaching Against the Tide: Confronting Settler Colonialism in Hawai’i	Judy Rohrer	University of Connecticut
146			Between Language and Life: Biolinguistics and Necrolinguistics in Settler Colonialism's Structure of Genocide	Malathi Iyengar	University of California San Diego
147			Indigenous Leviathans? Native Natioanlisms and the Conflation of Migration with Colonialism	Nandita Sharma	University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa
148			Is the Refugee a Settler?	Arun Rodrigo	York University
149			Moderator	Noelani Goodyear-Kaopua	University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
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152	Session Two,Thursday 9:45-11:15	The Forum, Room I	Performance and Art
153			Contemporary Scenes in Asian American Performance	Hyun Joo Lee	[tbd]
154			Rap Tactics: Indigenous Hip-Hop, Aesthetics and Decolonization	Jarrett Martineau	University of Victoria
155			Vincent Chin’s Wedding: Techno-Orientalism in the Age of Mechanical Racialization	Takeo Rivera	University of California Berkeley
156			“Eating the Other”: Food and the Construction of Cosmopolitan Whiteness through New American Cuisines, Culinary Othering and Sensuous Urban Geographies”	John Burdick	State University of New York At Buffalo
157			“Brothers from over the Water”: Frederick J. Loudin’s Fisk Jubilee Singers and the Maoris of New Zealand	Theresa Runstedtler	University at Buffalo
158			Moderator	Karen Inouye	Indiana University, Bloomington
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161	Session Two,Thursday 9:45-11:15	Latino Cultural Center	Race, Empire, and Biopolitics
162			Cycles of Whiteness, Racial Death and Resisting Empire	Mohan Ambikaipaker	Tulane University
163			Governing Racialised and Economically Disenfranchised Youth in a Globalised Creative City: Community Mural Making as an Instrumental Mode of Healing Socio-Economic Divides	Rory Crath	University of Toronto
164			Metropolitan Migration Regimes: Borderzones, Racial Power and Urban Governmentality	Daniel Olmos	University of California, Santa Barbara
165			Encountering Empire in Environmental Epistemologies	Keith Miyake	City University of New York Graduate Center
166			Discourses of Gender and Sexism Within Environmental Justice Studies: An Eco-Racial Intervention, Part II	Perlita Dicochea	Santa Clara University
167			Moderator	Heather M. Turcotte	University of Connecticut
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170	Session Two,Thursday 9:45-11:15	African American Cultural Center, Library Room	Leaning Towards An Afrofuture: Black Thought and Aesthetics as Praxis
171			Beyond Black: Pearl Bailey, the Utopian Performative, and the Politics of Racial Transcendence	Jessyka Finley	University of California, Berkeley
172			Institutionalizing Diaspora: Museums as Routes of Racial Praxis	Brittany Webb	Temple University
173			Unsettling the City: Decolonial Ethics in Black Urban Organizing	Savannah Shange	University of Pennsylvania
174			Wading in the Waters: Black Immortality, Memory, and Transnational Black Intersubjectivity	Diana Burnett & Krystal Smalls	University of Pennsylvania
175			(H)afrocentric the Comic: An Experiment in Popularizing Radical Black Thought	Juliana Smith
176			Chair/Discussant	Omar Ricks	University of California, Berkeley
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179	Session Two,Thursday 9:45-11:15	University Hall, Room I	Coming Out As Psychologists: Queering, Communizing, and Abolishing Psychology for Liberatory Possibilities Through Radical Epistemologies, Theories, and Movements.
180			Pushing Against Disciplinary Limits: Freirian Pedagogy, Liberation Psychology, and Critical Engagement	Erin Rose Ellison	University of California, Santa Cruz
181			The Dialectics of Body and Sexuality: Rethinking Gender and Alienation through Marxism and Critical Psychoanalysis	Wen Liu	The Graduate Center, City University of New York
182			The Crossroads of Radical White Identity: A Psychobiography of John Brown	Robert David Majzler	University of California, Santa Cruz
183			The Crossroads of Radical White Identity: A Psychobiography of John Brown	Beth Ann Hart	University of California, Santa Cruz
184			Splitting and the Justification of Oppression: Destabilizing the Social Psychology of Identity	Patrick Sweeney (Chair)	The Graduate Center, City University of New York
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189	Session Two,Thursday 9:45-11:15	University Hall, Room II	With Stones in Our Hands: Muslim, Race and Empire 1
190			Media Representations of Arabs and Muslims after 9/11: Patriotic Arab Americans, Oppressed Muslim Women, and Sympathetic Feelings	Evelyn Alsultany	University of Michigan
191			The White Shaykh: The Reform and Mainstreaming of American Islam	Zareena Grewal	Yale University
192			Displacement and Fear Inc: Roots of Liberal Islamophobia in America	Stephen Sheehi	University of South Carolina
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196	Session Two,Thursday 9:45-11:15	Hull House	Resisting the Educational Industrial Complex at Public Universities
197				Loretta Capeheart	Northeastern Illinois University
198				Olivia Perlow	Northeastern Illinois University
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201	Session Two,Thursday 9:45-11:15	Social Justice Initiative	Transnational Okinawa: Contesting U.S.-Japan Empire Buildings and Decolonizing Knowledge Productions
202			On Issues of Off-Base Residence of the United States Forces Personnel in Okinawa, Japan	Masaki Tomochi (Chair)	Okinawa International University
203			American Studies in Okinawa: “Transnationalism” and “Alternative Contact”	Chihiro Sakihara	University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa
204			Ryukyuan Languages as Transnational Decolonization Medium	Masashi Sakihara	University of the Ryukyus
205			Hybrid Ethnography, Base(ic) Dislocations in Militarized Okinawa	Mitzi Uehara Carter	University of California at Berkeley
206			Discussant	Wesley Iwao Ueunten	San Francisco State University
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209			Session Three, Thursday 11:30-1:00
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213	Session Three, Thursday 11:30-1:00	The Forum, Room D	Queer Space, Race, and Homonormativity
214			Chair	Christina Hanhardt	University of Maryland, College Park
215			From the Bathhouse to the Townhouse: The Gentrification of Gay Male Sexuality in the Twin Cities	René Esparza	University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
216			Colonialism and Anti-Colonialism in the 1970s Search for a Gay Past	Emily Hobson	University of Nevado, Reno
217			Dying in House Nation: HIV/AIDS, Neoliberalism, and History in Chicago	Timothy Stewart-Winter	Rutgers University, Newark
218			Discussant	Kwame Holmes	University of Virginia
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220	Session Three, Thursday 11:30-1:00	The Forum, Room E	Racism, Disability, and Disablement: The problem of white supremacist thought in disability studies, services, and activism
221			Critical Erasures in Precarious Times: The Problem of Race, Disability, and Nation in Disability Studies	Nadia Kanani	York University
222			Native informants? Disability justice, The Caring Mission, and The Reproduction of The Racial State	Onyinyechukwu Udegbe	ReachOUT Program, Griffin Centre Mental Health Services, University of Windsor
223			Native Informants? Disability Justice, the Caring Mission, and The Reproduction of the Racial State	Tess Vo	ReachOUT Program, Griffin Centre Mental Health Services
224			Racism as Illness? The Problem of Anti-Racism in Cross-Cultural Mental Health Agencies	Louise Tam	Rutgers University
225			In and Against the State: Antiracist Disability Organizing as an Anti-Capitalist Endeavour	Rachel Gorman (Co-Chair)	York University
226				Kim Abis (Co-Chair)	University of Toronto
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228	Session Three, Thursday 11:30-1:00	The Forum, Room F	Experiments in Decolonizing Institutional Space
229			Indigenous (Re)Articulation of Space Through Creative Interventions	Julie Nagam (Chair)	OCAD University
230			Decolonize Me: Experiments in Indigenous Curatorial Practice	Heather Igloliorte	Concordia University
231			Decolonizing the Classroom: Indigenous Art Curriculum and Indigenization Strategies	Carla Taunton	NSCAD University
232			Commensurable Immanence: Indigenous Philosophy, Neo-Materialism and Decolonizing the University	Renée Valiquette	Nipissing University
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235	Session Three, Thursday 11:30-1:00	The Forum, Room G	Knowledge Production, Activism, and the Archive
236			Asian Americans in the Midwest: Theorizing Region for Asian American Studies through Midwestern Studies	Thomas Sarmiento	University of Minnesota
237			Protests, Proposals, and Professions: The Institutionalization of Ethnic Studies at UCLA	Ryan Fukumori	University of Southern California
238			Refiguring the Project of “Activism” in Gender and Women’s Studies and Ethnic Studies	Soo Ah Kwon	University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
239			Refiguring the Project of “Activism” in Gender and Women’s Studies and Ethnic Studies	Mimi Nguyen	University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
240			Queering the imperial archive: The Filipino/American Archive at the University of Michigan and Epistemic Surplus Value	Sony Bolton	University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
241			(Under)Performing Landscapes: At Camden's Archives	Mercy Romero	University of California Berkeley
242			Moderator	Benji Chang	Teachers College, Columbia University / M+M Project / Chinatown Community for Equitable Development
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245	Session Three, Thursday 11:30-1:00	The Forum, Room H	Value & Violence Part I: Tracking the Colonial, the Patriarchal, and the Racial in Global Capitalism. “On the Human and its Others”
246			Workshop	Denise Ferreira da Silva	Queen Marry University of London
247				Rashni Limki	Queen Mary, University of London
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251	Session Three, Thursday 11:30-1:00	The Forum, Room I	Examining the Struggles of Joining the Struggle
252			Roundtable	Sarah Malik	McGill University
253				Mahtab Nazemi	McGill University
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257	Session Three, Thursday 11:30-1:00	Latino Cultural Center	Visions of Freedom: A Journey of Home, Healing, and Reparative Feminism in Vietnam	Patricia Nguyen	Northwestern University
258			Performance
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261	Session Three, Thursday 11:30-1:00	African American Cultural Center, Library	Critical Resistance’s Abolitionist Educators Meet-up
262			Workshop	Jenna Loyd
263				Erica Meiners
264				Micol Seigel
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269	Session Three, Thursday 11:30-1:00	University Hall, Room I	Critical Feminist Media Studies: Decolonizing Our Screens Through Fiercely Reframing Ourselves
270			Digital Alchemy: Women of Color’s Online Magic Making	Moya Bailey (Chair)	Emory University
271			The Outer Limits: Contemporary African-American Women’s Cinema and The Limits of Postfeminist Media Criticism	Whitney Peoples	Emory University
272			Doing Media Ethnography in Real TV: A Fierce Critical Interrogation	Sheri Davis-Faulkner	Emory University
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275	Session Three, Thursday 11:30-1:00	University Hall, Room II	New England Uprooted: Trans-Pacific Trajectories, Ethnic Sustainability & Imagining Testimonios
276			Imagined Hyperspace: Testimonios & Nuevo New England	Charli Valdez	University of New Hampshire
277			Trans-Pacific Trajectories in American Cinema: Hawaii, the Pacific, and New England	Delia Konzett (Chair)	University of New Hampshire
278			White (Mountain) State: Sustaining Ethnic Studies in New Hampshire	Siobhan Senier	University of New Hampshire
279			Discussant	Courtney Marshall	University of New Hampshire
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281	Session Three, Thursday 11:30-1:00	Hull House	This (Covered) Bridge Called My Back: Doing Ethnic Studies in New England
282			Roundtable	Theri Alyce Pickens	Bates College
283				Samaa Abdurraqib	Bowdoin College
284				Susana Castillo-Rodríguez	University of New Hampshire
285				Reginald Wilburn	University of New Hampshire
286				Katrinell Davis	University of Vermont
287				Rashad Shabazz	University of Vermont
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290	Session Three, Thursday 11:30-1:00	Social Justice Initiative	Teaching Yoga in Carceral Spaces: Pedagogy and Practice
291			Workshop	Tria Andrews	University of California Berkeley
292				Jennifer Musial	Arizona University
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294			Session Four, Thursday 1:15-2:45
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298	Session Four, Thursday 1:15-2:45	The Forum, Room D	Critical Queer Theorizing
299			Opacity and Relationality: Thinking Ethically at the Crossroads of Queer and Latina/o Studies	Christina León	Emory University
300			Mati, Creole, Coolie: Queer Intersections between Asian- and Afro-Caribbean Postcolonial Discourses in The Last English Plantation	Jean Lee	University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
301			X-Marks of a Queer Citizenship: The Radical Sovereignty of Stephen Graham Jones	Andrew Uzendoski	University of Texas, Austin
302			“I’m Not Like That!:” Queer Desi Formations and Configurations of Cultural Belonging in Chicago	Gayatri Reddy	University of Illinois, Chicago
303			Moderator	Melissa Autumn White	University of British Columbia, Okanagan
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306	Session Four, Thursday 1:15-2:45	The Forum, Room E	Critical-Race Feminisms/Masculinity & Postcolonial Theory
307			Decolonizing Women’s Bodies: Imagining Possibilities for Anti-Violence Through Radical Feminist Performance in Puerto Rico	Noralis Rodriguez	University of Washington
308			Resisting Neoliberal Cannibalism: Reviving Gloria Anzaldúa’s Social Ontology	(Brena)Yu-Chen Tai	Ohio State University
309			The Queer of Color Critique as a Challenge to Coloniality: An Analysis of Global Queer Activism and Hip Hop Feminism in Cuba and Brazil	Tanya Saunders	Ohio State University
310			Privilege, Patriarchy, Papers, and Power: Unequal Stakes Within Filipino Movement Work in NYC	Karen Hanna	University of California, Santa Barbara
311			Don't Go Native: Exploring Im/Possibilities of Insider Research	Sameena Eidoo	University of Toronto
312			Moderator	N/A
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315	Session Four, Thursday 1:15-2:45	The Forum, Room F	Dismantling the Cradle to Jail Pipeline: Building Abolition Futures in Canada and the United States
316			In the Eyes of the Beholder: The Struggle over Public Education, Prison, Policy, and Power	Damien Sojoyner	Scripps College
317			Violence of Discipline and Disappearance: Girls of Color in the School/Prison Nexus	Connie Wun	University of California, Berkeley
318			Abolition Epistemology:On Not Increasing the Number of Excellent Education Programs in Prisons	Erica Meiners	Northeastern Illinois University
319			Learning to Live Abolition: Montreal's Life After Life Collective and Formerly Incarcerated Girls and Women	Lena Palacios	McGill University
320			Organizing Against the Carceral Crisis: Anti-Detention/Deportation Campaigns as Social Movement Building with Queer/Trans Migrants	Edward Ou Jin Lee	McGill University
321			Chair/Discussant	David Stovall	University of Illinois Chicago
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324	Session Four, Thursday 1:15-2:45	The Forum, Room G	Movement-Building and Organizing Practices
325			The Caravan for Peace: A Critical Approach to Borderlands Activism	Selfa Chew-Smithart	University of Texas, El Paso
326			Social Movement Unionism and Queers of Color: Rethinking US Labor’s Relationship to Police, Prisons, and Sex Workers	Raechel Tiffe	University of Minnesota
327			Fruity Stuff for Serious People: Decolonizing Love in Anti-Racist Feminist Organizing	Manjeet Birk	University of British Columbia
328			Returning to Return: W.E.B. Du Bois’s Black Reconstruction and the Model for Contemporary Resistance	Samantha Simon	University of Washington
329			Living for the City: Detroit, Grace Lee Boggs, and Radical Urban Imaginaries	Jina Kim	University of Michigan
330			Moderator	N/A
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333	Session Four, Thursday 1:15-2:45	The Forum, Room H	Performance and Art
334			Race, Sex and Space Beyond Gay Gentrification: Gentrification Narrative and Subjectless Critique	David Seitz	University of Toronto
335			Science Fiction Cinema, Monstrous Minstrelsy, and The Imperial Logic of Whiteness	Susana Loza	Hampshire College
336			Political Uncertainties Reading Risk and Terror in Steve McQueen’s Hunger	Michelle Potts	University of California Berkeley
337			“If My Blues Don’t Get You,” Then My Nu-Bluez Must: Towards a Paradigmatic Theory of Black Music	Nicholas Brady	University of California Irvine
338			Moderator	N/A
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341	Session Four, Thursday 1:15-2:45	The Forum, Room I	Race, Rights, and Criminality
342			Racism, Authoritarian Populism, and the Production of Security Landscapes in Los Angeles	Jordan T. Camp	University of California, Los Angeles
343			Celebrating the “Nightmare Scenario”: White Settler Colonialism and Resistance to the Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline Project	Jen Preston	York University
344			Colonization, the Law, and Indigenous Criminality in California	Stephanie Lumsden	University of California Davis
345			Moderator	Sandra Adell	University of Wisconsin-Madison
346
347
348	Session Four, Thursday 1:15-2:45	Latino Cultural Center	Teaching the Movement: Critical Pedagogies in a Time of Crisis
349			Discussant	Harvey Dong	University of California Berkeley
350			There Was a Riot in L.A.? Ethnic Studies through the Politics of Not Being There	Eric Pido	San Francisco State University
351			From Ethnic Studies to Critical Practices: Enhancing Student Impact	Stephanie Camba	University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
352			From the Classroom to the Community: Dismantling the Ivory Tower	Lawrence Lan	California State University, Northridge
353			Don't Worry, We Have a 'Litmus Test': When Having a 'Litmus Test' is Not for Teaching Critical Ethnic Studies	Clement Lai	California State University, Northridge
354			From Below and to the Left? Reflections, Comparisons and Questions from Teaching Critical Ethnic Studies in Interdisciplinary Contexts and Very Mixed Classrooms in the Southland	Diana Pei Wu	Antioch University
355
356	Session Four, Thursday 1:15-2:45	African American Cultural Center, Library	Gotta Liberate My People Like Haunani-Kay Trask: Critical Pedagogies of Race, Ethnicity and Indigeneity from Hawaiʻi
357			Feeding Our Own Resistance: Primitive Accumulation and the Filipino Fishing Village on Lāna‘i	Dean Itsuji Saranillio	New York University
358			Teaching Kuleana and Aloha ʻĀina: Land-based pedagogies and the Unmaking of Settler Colonial Relations	Noelani Goodyear-Ka‘ōpua (Chair)	University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa
359			From “Dispossessions of Empire” to Dispossessing Empire: Kanaka ʻŌiwi Identity Formation in Culturally-Based Higher Education	Erin Kahunawaikaʻala Wright & Nālani Balutski	University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa
360			Inside the Ethnic Studies Studio: Towards a Critical Hip Hop Pedagogy	Roderick Labrador	University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa
361
362
363	Session Four, Thursday 1:15-2:45	University Hall, Room I	Troubling Visions: Racial Politics in Contemporary U.S. Visual Art
364			America la bella, America la Fea	Leticia Alvarado	New York University
365			Making Sense of Race: Countervisual Aesthetics in the Work of Glenn Ligon	Sue Shon	University of Washington
366			Facing Terror, Effacing Empire: Race and Recognition in the Work of Daisy Rockwell	Balbir K. Singh	University of Washington
367			Discussant	Ronak Kapadia	University of Illinois, Chicago
368
369
370	Session Four, Thursday 1:15-2:45	University Hall, Room II	Critical Ethnic Studies and Religion, Part Two: Religion, Empire, Violence, and the State
371			Roundtable	Jasmin Zine	Wilfrid Laurier University
372				Randall Bailey	Interdenominational Theological Center
373				Junaid Rana	University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
374				Rita Brock	Brite Divinity School
375			Chair	Sylvester A. Johnson	Northwestern University
376
377
378	Session Four, Thursday 1:15-2:45	Hull House	Disability Studies as the Other White Meat?: Theories of Re-reading Disability Studies
379			Contested Wombs: Using Race and Disability to Reorient the Abortion Wars	Michelle Jarman	University of Wyoming
380			Critical Genealogies: A Queer Look at Critical Ethnic (&) Disability Studies	Mel Chen	University of California, Berkeley
381			Critical Genealogies: A Queer Look at Critical Ethnic (&) Disability Studies	Alison Kafer	Southwestern University
382			The “White” Paranoia of Disability Theory and the Intersections of Disability and Race	Adam Newman	Emory University
383			Chair/Discsussant	Therí Pickens	Bates Colleges
384
385
386	Session Four, Thursday 1:15-2:45	Social Justice Initiative	Education, Pedagogies, and Critical Practices
387			“Disturber of the Peace”: James Baldwin and Anti-Racist Education at Bowling Green State University	Daniel Elkan	Bowling Green State University
388			Decadent Nostalgia: Re-Seeing Black Bodies in Classrooms of Exception	Jasmine Mahmoud	Northwestern University
389			The Globalization of Education as a Neocolonialism Tool	Professor Lyrical	Northeastern University
390			Moderator	Hephzibah Strmic-Pawl	College of Charleston
391
392
393			Session Five, Thursday 3:00-4:30
394
395	Session Time	Location	Title	Presenter	Affiliation
396
397	Session Five, Thursday 3:00-4:30	The Forum, Room D	Education, Pedagogies, and Critical Practices
398			Ethnic Studies and Agency: An Insoluble Contradiction	Antonio Lopez	Independent Scholar
399			No End to the Race: Confronting Racist Practices in International Social Work at Home and Abroad	Uppala Chandrasekera	Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers
400			Deviant Bodies: The Production of the "Removable Student" in a Disciplinary Alternative Education Program	Jessica Dunning-Lozano	University of Texas, Austin
401			From Antiracism to Decolonization: Against an Inclusion-Based Paradigm	Santhosh Chandrashekar	University of New Mexico
402			Perpetuating Colonialism: Teach For America’s work in urban schools	Prudence Browne	University of Illinois, Chicago
403			Moderator	Robin Hayes	Yale University
404
405
406	Session Five, Thursday 3:00-4:30	The Forum, Room E	Capitalism/Corporatism/Enterpreneurship
407			Made in a Free World: Marx, Slavery, and the Impossibility of Ethical Consumption	Allison Page	University of Minnesota
408			Profiting From Disparity: The Growth of Dollar Stores across the United States and South Asia	Sriya Shrestha	University of Southern California
409			Identity-Formation & Global Labor Flows: Capitalism, Colonialism and Indentured Labor	Tayyab Mahmud	Seattle University School of Law
410			I'm Gonna Sing It the Way Eminem Sings It: Virtual Migration in Indian Call Centers	Aimee Carrilo Rowe	California State University, Northridge
411			I'm Gonna Sing It the Way Eminem Sings It: Virtual Migration in Indian Call Centers	Sheena Malhotra	California State University, Northridge
412			Moderator	Kimberlee Perez	Arizona State University
413
414
415
416	Session Five, Thursday 3:00-4:30	The Forum, Room F	Race, Decolonization, and the Transnational
417			A Life-Long Opponent of all Official Society”: C. L. R. James, the Caribbean, and the Decolonial in African American Studies.	Minkah Makalani	University of Texas, Austin
418			Defining “We”: Externally Imposed Conceptions of Groupness and the Possibilities of a Multiracial Collective Subjectivity	Alyssa Newman	University of California, Santa Barbara
419			The Negroes in a Soviet America: The Potential Uses of Social Movement Pamphlet Literature	Trevor Joy Sangrey	Washington University, St Louis
420			Behind the Scenes of American Liberalism: Race, Ritual, and the Reconstitution of the Antebellum Order	Regis Mann	University of California, Riverside
421			Moderator	N/A
422
423
424	Session Five, Thursday 3:00-4:30	The Forum, Room G	Performance and Art
425			Is the World Ready for Miles Morales?: A Critical Analysis of the Racialized and Gendered Online Commentary of the New Afro-Latino Spider-Man	Christina Green	University of California San Diego
426			Moengaroa : Death, Lifestyle & Sexuality in the Maori World	Ngahuia Te Awekotuku	University of Waikato
427			Moengaroa : Death, Lifestyle & Sexuality in the Maori World	Linda Waimarie Nikora	University of Waikato
428			On the Corner and Looking A Kind of (Brown, Black, and) Blue: Miles Davis, South Asian Music, and Black Masculinity	Elliott Powell	New York University
429			Defamiliarizing Contexts: Contemporary African American Art(ist)s Abroad	Aliyyah Abdur-Rahman	Brandeis University
430			In Bad Form: Wangechi Mutu's Aesthetics of New Life	Sarah Jane Cervenak	University of North Carolina Greensboro
431			Moderator	T. Jackie Cuevas	Syracuse University
432
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434	Session Five, Thursday 3:00-4:30	The Forum, Room H	Indigeneity and Whitestream Activism
435			Polynesian “Problems”: Indigenous Interventions in Genomic Mappings of Human History	Maile Arvin	University of California Santa Cruz
436			I Am Not A Novelty: An Indigenous Voice Refracted Against Anarchy and Occupy Wall Street	Demelza Champagne
437			(Un)Settled Land: Immigration and Contemporary Settler Colonialism	Alexandra (Sasha) Raskin
438			I See You Modoc Nation: Futurity and Other Native Feminist Modes of Resistance	Angie Morrill	University of California San Diego
439			Chair/Discussant	Eve Tuck	State University of New York New Paltz
440
441
442
443	Session Five, Thursday 3:00-4:30	The Forum, Room I	Impasses of Racial and Colonial Genocide: Singular Violences and Political Urgencies
444			The Race of Genocide in Indigenous Solidarity Activism	Scott L. Morgensen	Queen’s University
445			Smoke, Mirrors and White Lies: Blackness, Masculinity, and Limitations	Damien Sojoyner	Scripps College
446			Racial Genocide and the Logic of Evisceration	Dylan Rodríguez	University of California Riverside
447			The Cultural Life of Genocide	Shana L. Redmond	University of Southern California
448			Reluctant Black: A Genocidal Logic and Its Possible Negation	João Costa Vargas	University of Texas, Austin
449			Chair/Discussant	Steven Salaita	Virginia Tech
450
451
452
453	Session Five, Thursday 3:00-4:30	Latino Cultural Center	Real Talk: C-UniT Shoulda Said…
454			Workshop	Rosalind Hampton	McGill University
455
456
457
458	Session Five, Thursday 3:00-4:30	African American Cultural Center, Library	Mapping the Ends of the US “Flexible Imperial Formation”: Un/disciplining Performances of Bodies and Texts
459			Chair	Crystal Parikh (Chair)	New York University
460			Unlearning Colonial Hegemonic Discourse in Mary Rowlandson's The Sovereignty and Goodness of God	Emily Artiano	Northeastern University
461			Interrogating Racial Erasure: Synesthesia and Visibility in Monique Truong’s Bitter in the Mouth	Amanda Dykema	University of Maryland, College Park
462			Campy Assumptions: Per-forming an Anti-Imperialist Asian Americanist Body Politic	Chris A. Eng	The Graduate Center, City University of New York
463			Revolutionary Geographies: Mapping Silence in Sansay’s Secret History: Or, The Horrors of St. Domingo	Liz Smith	The University of Oklahoma
464
465
466	Session Five, Thursday 3:00-4:30	University Hall, Room I	Afro-Asian Feminisms
467			Reading the Limits of Afro-Asian Solidarity in W. E. B. Du Bois’s Dark Princess	Tamara Bhalla	University of Maryland Baltimore County,
468			Against the Romance of Cross-Racial Community	Anantha Sudhakar	San Francisco State University
469			Shailja Patel’s Afro-Asian Poetics	Vanita Reddy	Texas A&M University
470			Chair/Discussant	Natasha Sharma	Northwestern University
471
472
473	Session Five, Thursday 3:00-4:30	University Hall, Room II	She’s Dreaming: Alternate Racial Futures and the Decolonial Imaginary in Speculative Cultural Production
474			The Primitive, Asian Time-Traveler: Redefining Asiatic Form as Historical Formation in Looking Backward and Looking Further Backward	Shao-Ling Ma	University of Southern California
475			Women and Children First? Feminist Eugenics, Imperial Futures, and the Ambiguity of Utopia	Alexis Lothian (Chair)	Indiana University of Pennsylvania
476			Wild Future: Black Speculative Fiction and the Time of Entanglement	Savannah Shange	University of Pennsylvania
477			A Future for The Race? Cyborgs, Androids, and the New Miscegenation	Alexandrina Agloro	University of Southern California
478			“I Imagined Many Moons in the Sky Lighting the Way to Freedom”: Miscegenation, Schizophrenia and Passing in Janelle Monae’s Metropolis	Micha Cardenas	University of Southern California
479
480
481	Session Five, Thursday 3:00-4:30	Hull House	The Asian Noncitizen, The City, and No Guarantees
482			Economies of Compassion: the Thai Overseas Migrant Worker	Sudarat Musikawong (Chair)	Siena College
483			Re-claiming Koreatown:Justice and the Spatial Imagination in Koreatown after the Los Angeles Uprising	Jong Bum Kwon	Webster University
484			Yellow by Choice: "Asians" Negotiating Faith and Race in America	Linh Hoang	Siene College
485			Conversion and Community Among Lu Mien Refugee Immigrants	Hjorleifur Jonsson	Arizona State University,
486			Discussant	Dana Takagi	University of California, Santa Cruz
487
488
489	Session Five, Thursday 3:00-4:30	Social Justice Initiative	Un/Settled Diasporas: Rethinking Claims to Citizenship, Identity, and Belonging in a White Settler State
490			Colonial Containments in Higher Education	Gulzar R. Charania	University of Toronto
491			(Mis)Guided Missions? Korean Diasporas, Christianity, and Aboriginal-(Im)migrant Relations in Canada	Ruthann Lee	University of British Columbia Okanagan
492			Sensations of Moving from a Place of Un/Settlement: Pelau MasQUEERade a Caribbean Queer Diaspora in Motion	R. Cassandra Lord	University of Toronto
493			Discussant	Tiffany Lethabo King	University of Maryland, College Park
494
495
496			Plenary: Another Chicago is Possible: An Evening with Chicago Activists Engaging Critical Ethnic Studies, Thursday 4:45-7:00pm
497
498	Plenary A	The Forum, Main Hall	Another Chicago is Possible: An Evening with Chicago Activists Engaging Critical Ethnic Studies
499	Thursday 4:45-7:00pm		Rhoda Gutierrez	University of Illinois at Chicago
500			Reyna Wences	Immigrant Youth Justice League
501			Beth Richie	University of Illinois at Chicago
502			Mariame Kaba	Project NIA
503			David Stovall	University of Illinois at Chicago
504			Leena Odeh	University of Illinois at Chicago
505			Beth Richie (Welcome Message)	University of Illinois at Chicago
506			Junaid Rana (Introductions)	University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
507			Alice Kim (Moderator)	The Public Square at the Illinois Humanities Center
508			Leena Odeh	University of Illinois at Chicago
509
510			Thursday Night Film Screening, 7:30-9:30pm
511	Thursday – FILM SCREENINGS, 7:30-9:30pm	The Forum, Room D	A Lot Like You	Eliaichi Kimaro	9elephants Productions
512		The Forum, Room E	América's Home	C. A. Griffith	QUAD Productions, Arizona State University
513				H. L. T. Quan	QUAD Productions, Arizona State University
514		The Forum, Room G	Black and Cuba: Find Your Revolution/Encuentra Tu Revolución	Robin Hayes	The New School
515
516		The Forum, Room I	American Revolutionary: The Evolution of Grace Lee Boggs (Director, Grace Lee)	Scott Kurashige	University of Michigan
517
518			Session Six: Friday 8:00-9:00am
519
520	Session Time	Location	Title	Presenter	Affiliation
521
522	Session Six, Friday 8:00-9:30	The Forum, Room D	Race, Nation, and Belonging
523			The (Un)Making of 'Home' and 'Nation': Discourses of Entitlement and Power Relations	Benita Bunjun	University of British Columbia
524			Where Do We Go to Start at Home?: Questions of Accountability and Community in Discourse and Practice	Griffin Epstein & Zahra Murad	University of Toronto
525			Neither “Afro” nor “Latino”: Cuban Racial Subaltern Entanglements with Discourses of Race, Nation, and Black Diasporicity	Jose Fuste	University of California San Diego
526			Re-Creating Home: Queer Mexican Immigrant Women Creating Communities of Resistance	Sandibel Borges	University of California, Santa Barbara
527			“We Stand on Guard for Thee”: Representations of Policing Race and Gender at the Canada-U.S. Border in Contemporary Canadian Literatures	Sharlee Reimer	McMaster University
528			Moderator	N/A
529
530
531	Session Six, Friday 8:00-9:30	The Forum, Room E	Religion, Ethnicity, and the Nation-State – Part II
532			Intersection of Spirituality, Spiritual Activism, and Ethnic Studies	Elisa Facio	University of Colorado, Boulder
533			Ethnicizing Muslims	Salima Bhimani	University of Toronto
534			‘You Are Now Leaving the United States of America’: The Speculative, Mimesis, and Yoruba Revivalism in Oyotunji African Village	Michelle Commander	University of Tennessee, Knoxville
535			Moderator	N/A
536
537
538	Session Six, Friday 8:00-9:30	The Forum, Room F	Critical Queer Theorizing
539			Reading Latin Drag: (Trans)Gender Performance in José Donoso’s El lugar sin límites (1966) and Mayra Santos-Febres’ Sirena Selena vestida de pena (2000)	Kayla Paulk	University of Pittsburgh
540			A Gay Rights Movement Versus A Queer Liberation Movement	Joseph DeFilippis	Portland State University
541			Debating “Queer Globalization,” or What Is This Queer of Color Critique Doing to Decolonization?: Colonial Deployment of Sexuality and Erotic Schemes of Empire	June J. Yuen Ting	UC San Diego
542			Queer Familia: Constructing Ethnic and Sexual Categories, Subjectivities, and Identities in the State	Allen Baros	University of Washington
543			Moderator	Emily Garcia	Northeastern Illinois University
544
545
546	Session Six, Friday 8:00-9:30	The Forum, Room G	Race/Species/Affect
547			Temporality, Race, and Non-‐Human Animals in the Colonization of Hawai‘i	Jonathan Goldberg-Hiller	University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa
548			Like a Dog: Animal Law, Human Cruelty, and the Limits of Care	Colin Dayan	Vanderbilt University
549			Diving Into the Wreck: Race, Coral Ecology, and Leni Riefenstahl	Eva Hayward	Uppsala University
550			Race' and the Political Economy of the Pit Bull	Heidi J. Nast	DePaul University
551			Wartime 'Companion Species': Wounded Dogs and Killable Insects	Renisa Mawani	University of British Columbia
552			Discussant	Neel Ahuja	University of North Carolina
553
554
555
556	Session Six, Friday 8:00-9:30	The Forum, Room H	Suggesting the Coordinates of Decolonization: On Asian Diasporas and Indigenous Sovereignties
557			Rights, Sovereignty, and the Place (and Time) of Asian American/Settler Literature in Hawai‘i	Quynh Nhu Le	University of California, Santa Barbara
558			ContaminAsian: Asian American Dis-‘Place’-Ment and the Differential Racialization of Land	Douglas S. Ishii	University of Maryland, College Park
559			Fictions of the Last Frontier: Asian and Native Racial Life and Racial Death in Alaska's Settler Colonialism	Juliana Hu Pegues	Macalester College
560			Rights Between Friends: Forms of Alliance in Karen Tei Yamashita’s I-Hotel and Lee Maracle’s Sojourners and Sundogs	Janey Lew	University of California, Berkeley
561			Chair and Discussant	Crystal Parikh	New York University
562
563
564
565
566	Session Six, Friday 8:00-9:30	The Forum, Room I	With Stones in Our Hands: Muslims, Race and Empire 2
567			Race, Prejudice and Power: ‘Owning’ American Islam	Su’ad Abdul Khabeer	Purdue University
568			The Campus as Crucible: State Surveillance and the Policing of Muslim Students	Arshad Ali	University of London
569			Racialization & Naturalization: Lessons from America’s Racial Past for Securing Muslim Americans’ National Future	Zaheer Ali	Columbia University
570			Hindoo, Moslem, Caucasian, Negro: South Asian Muslims, Race, and Citizenship in the Early 20th Century United States	Vivek Bald	Massachusetts Institute of Technology
571
572
573
574	Session Six, Friday 8:00-9:30	Latino Cultural Center	Value & Violence Part II: Tracking the Colonial, the Patriarchal, and the Racial in Global Capitalism. “Radical Departures”
575			Workshop	Denise Ferreira da Silva	Queen Mary, University of London
576				Jose Fuste	University of California, San Diego
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582
583	Session Six, Friday 8:00-9:30	African American Cultural Center, Library	‘Classist, Racist, Sexist s**t: Fight the Hike, Strike, Resist!’ Situating the Struggles of Racialized Students within the Quebec Student Strike
584			Chair	Ilyan Ferrer	McGill University
585			Joining a Popular Movement When You’re Not Popular: Marginalized Identity Perspectives on the Quebec Student Strike	Ryan Thom	McGill University
586			Barriers in Accessibility towards Post-Secondary Education Amongst Filipino Youth in Quebec	Jillian Sudayan	McGill University
587			We’re being watched: Police surveillance on the Maple Spring, G8/20, and racialized youth in Montreal	Radney Jean-Claude	McGill University
588			Navigating through student governance and the academic industrial complex	Emily Yee Clare	McGill University
589			Discussant	Lena Pelacios	McGill University
590
591
592
593	Session Six, Friday 8:00-9:30	University Hall, Room I	Unmapping Empire: Critical Arab American Studies as a Politics of Decolonization
594			Imperial Reverberations: Arab American Studies and Race and Empire Studies	Nadine Naber	University of Michigan
595			Arab American Studies: Ethnic Studies, Decolonization, and the Critical Turn	Umayyah Cable	University of Southern California
596			Reimagining Palestine Solidarity Activism	Sophia Azeb	University of Southern California
597			Chair/Discussant	Theresa Warburton	University at Buffalo
598
599
600
601
602	Session Six, Friday 8:00-9:30	University Hall, Room II	Decolonization and Questions of the Postcolonial
603			Decolonizing Holocaust Memory: The Nazi Genocide of Soviet Jews under Western Eyes	Anika Walke	Washington University St. Louis
604			Sacrament or Fetish?: Toward a Postcolonial Reappropriation of the Fetish-Object	Colby Dickinson	Loyola University Chicago
605			Moments of Rupture: Decolonial Possibility in Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Narratives	Jenna Hanchey	University of Texas, Austin
606			Multicultural Memorialization and White Settler Nationalism	Eve Haque	York University
607			Moderator	Charli Valdez	University of New Hampshire
608
609
610	Session Six, Friday 8:00-9:30	Hull House	From Kansas to Arizona: Revisiting, Reappraising Critical Ethnic Studies, 1954-2014
611			Roundtable
612			Chair	Fannie Rushing	Beneductine University, Chicago SNCC History Project
613				Yvette Hyter	Western Michigan University
614				Aisha Finch	University of California Los Angeles
615				Jacquie Lazu	DePaul University
616				William Santiago Valles	Western Michigan University
617				Joseph Dorsey	Purdue University
618
619
620	Session Six, Friday 8:00-9:30	Social Justice Initiative	Critical Ethnic Studies Association Workshop: Intro to Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions Movement
621			Workshop
622			Craig Willse	George Mason University
623			Rahim Kurwa	University of California, Los Angeles
624			David Lloyd	University of California, Riverside
625
626			Session Seven, Friday 9:45-11:15
627
628	Session Time	Location	Title	Presenter	Affiliation
629
630	Session Seven, Friday 9:45-11:15	The Forum, Room D	Indigeneity – Part II
631			Twins, Whips, Tricks, and Clowns: Sun Chief’s Enactment of a Hopi Sovereign Erotic	Alicia Cox	University of California, Riverside
632			The Treaty of Waitangi and Asian Immigrants in New Zealand: Theoretical Implication of Indigenous culture and History on Ethnic Migrants’ Acculturation.	Saburo Omura	The University of Waikato
633			The Treaty of Waitangi and Asian Immigrants in New Zealand: Theoretical Implication of Indigenous culture and History on Ethnic Migrants’ Acculturation.	Ngahuia Te Awekotuku	The University of Waikato
634			The Treaty of Waitangi and Asian Immigrants in New Zealand: Theoretical Implication of Indigenous culture and History on Ethnic Migrants’ Acculturation.	Linda Waimarie Nikora	The University of Waikato
635			Decolonizing Philosophy and Political Theory in a Global Era: Indigenous Abya-Yalan Contributions	Leonardo Esteban Figueroa Helland	Westminster College
636			Reckoning with Spirits: The Legacy of Scientific Studies of Indigenous Religion	Sarah Dees	Indiana University
637			Moderator	Kiri Sailiata	University of Michigan
638
639
640	Session Seven, Friday 9:45-11:15	The Forum, Room E	Critical Race Theory
641			Beyond Bars: (Re)Imagining Violence, Captivity, and Gender in Prison Space Discourse	Jasmine Phillips	University of California at Los Angeles School of Law
642			(Counter)Genocidal Cartographies: (De)Colonial Territoriality & Spatial Representations of Native America	Annita Lucchesi	Washington State University
643			Playing with Pride: X-marks and Organized Athletics for Filipino and Native American Students	Tria Andrews	University of California Berkeley
644			Returning as Strangers: The Competing Discourses behind Korean American Ethnic Return Migration	Stephen Suh	University of Minnesota
645			Moderator	Monica De La Torre	University of Washington
646
647
648	Session Seven, Friday 9:45-11:15	The Forum, Room F	Whiteness and Empire
649			Decolonizing Jewish Whiteness Studies: Strategic Epistemological Interventions at the Heart of Empire	Jesse Benjamin	Kennesaw State University
650			“Helping” Whiteness: The Non-Profit Industrial Complex and White Capitalism	Myrl Beam	University of Minnesota
651			The Tan Line: White Identities, Colored Technologies and the Assertion of Racial Privilege	Melissa MacDonald	University of California, Santa Barbara
652			The Tan Line: White Identities, Colored Technologies and the Assertion of Racial Privilege	France Winddance Twine	University of California, Santa Barbara
653			Moderator	Kimberlee Perez	Arizona State University
654
655
656	Session Seven, Friday 9:45-11:15	The Forum, Room G	Critical Race Theory
657			Democratic Racism: The Case of 'Canadian Experience'	Jane Ku	University of Windsor
658			Democratic Racism: The Case of 'Canadian Experience'	Izumi Sakamoto,	University of Toronto
659			Racial Spectacles: Colorblindness in the 21st Century	Rose Ernst	Seattle University
660			Racial Spectacles: Colorblindness in the 21st Century	Angelique M. Davis	Seattle University
661			Neighborhood Nationalisms: Black and White Womens’ Patriotism at the 1876 Centennial	Chris Hayashida-Knight	Penn State University
662			Too Asian?: The Politics of Racialization and Resistance in 21st Century Canada	Roland Sintos Coloma	University of Toronto
663			Moderator	Benjamin Wiggins	University of Pennsylvania
664
665
666	Session Seven, Friday 9:45-11:15	The Forum, Room H	Critical-Race Feminisms/Masculinity & Postcolonial Theory
667			Feminist Asylums and the Limits of US Legal Geographies	Heather M. Turcotte	University of Connecticut
668			The Filipino American Gay Men Coming Out Experience: Denial, Rejection, Acceptance	Mike Joseph Maningas	San Francisco State University
669			These Boots Were Made for Walking?: Feminist Movement/s, Mobility, and Women of the Black Diaspora	Lisa Calvente	DePaul University
670			What Does Rape Have To Do With Race? : Towards a Decolonial Anti-Sexualized Violence Pedagogy	Diego Luna	University of Utah
671			Toward a Genealogy of Arab American Feminist Life Writing: A Critical Analysis of Alixa Naff and Evelyn Shakir	Christina LaRose	University of Michigan
672			Moderator	N/A
673
674
675	Session Seven, Friday 9:45-11:15	The Forum, Room I	Beyond the Visible: Unstable Topographies of Capitalist Expansion
676			Problematizing State Narratives of Visibility in the Age of Global Chineseness	Brian Chung (Chair)	University of Hawaii, Mānoa
677			Refusing to Leave: Political Imaginations of Land Struggles in Globalizing India	Navaneetha Mokkil Maruthur	Central University of Gujarat, India
678			Everywhere is War: Geographies of Conquest, Militarization, and Environmental Justice	Laurel Mei Turbin	City University of New York Graduate Center
679			Reproducing Landscapes of Dispossession: Space, Place and Settler Colonialism	Owen Toews	City University of New York Graduate Center
680			Discussant	Piya Chatterjee	Scripps College
681
682
683	Session Seven, Friday 9:45-11:15	Latino Cultural Center	Arte de Migrante: Soy Hija del Canto: Chhoti Maa (Performance and conversation on Hip Hop, Migration, Conflict Resolution enseñanzas y viviencias)	Vreni Michellini Castillo	University of California Berkeley
684			Performance
685
686
687
688	Session Seven, Friday 9:45-11:15	African American Cultura Center, Library	Moving Through Whiteness: Creative Approaches to Decolonizing White Settlers	Robert Jackson-Paton
689			Performance
690
691	Session Seven, Friday 9:45-11:15	University Hall, Room I	Uneven Circulations: Policy Mobility and the Punitive Turn
692			Colonial Projects: Puerto Rico, Punitive Governance, and the Transformation of American Public Housing	Marisol LeBrón	New York University
693			Militarized Policing or “Mere Game-Playing”? Professional Police Networks and the Construction of Punitive Common Sense in the 1970s	Stuart Schrader	New York University
694			“Fit for some Third world dictatorship”: Mass Incarceration and the Logics of Counterinsurgency in Chicago’s Police Torture cases	Toussaint Losier	University of Chicago
695			Discussant/Chair	Nik Theodore	University of Illinois, Chicago
696
697
698	Session Seven, Friday 9:45-11:15	University Hall, Room II	GUAVA: Performing Queer African Truths	Yvonne Fly Onakeme Etaghene
699			Performance
700
701
702
703
704
705	Session Seven, Friday 9:45-11:15	Hull House	(Re)Imagining Freedom Then and Now: Social Movements and Critical Ethnic Studies
706			The Erotics of Anti-Imperialism: US Third World Lesbian Feminism	Maylei Blackwell	University of California at Los Angeles
707			Beyond Occupy: Critiquing the Embedded Imaginary of Youth, Activism, and Social Movements	Andreana Clay	San Francisco State University
708			Queering Grassroots Garveyism: The Sexual Politics of the UNIA in the Midwest	Erik S. McDuffie	University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
709			Discussant	Dayo F. Gore	University of California at San Diego
710			Chair	Barbara Ransby	University of Illinois, Chicago
711
712
713	Session Seven, Friday 9:45-11:15	Social Justice Initiative	"Waiting for a Check": Negotiating Marginalizing Discourses
714			Far'u Kalam: Diasporic Arab Hip Hop and the Mobilization of a "New" Pan-Arabism	Faouzie Alchahal	Columbus Academy
715			“Segregation as a Model for 21st Century Social Justice?”	Simone C. Drake	The Ohio State University
716			You’re Not in Traxx Until You Lay Down Your Tracks: Alternative Methods for Interpreting Queer Cultural Landscapes	Terrance Wooten	University of Maryland
717			Discussant/Chair	Mary Corbin Sies	University of Maryland
718
719
720			Session Eight, Friday 11:30-1:00
721
722	Session Time	Location	Title	Presenter	Affiliation
723
724	Session Eight, Friday 11:30-1:00	The Forum, Room D	Decolonial Aesthetics and the Political Possibilities of Hip Hop Dance
725			Dark Matter & Diaspora in B-Boying Cyphers	Imani Johnson	University of California, Riverside
726			In-Prisoning Aesthetics: A Funk Dance Called Popping as a Practice of Freedom	Naomi Bragin	University of California, Berkeley
727			Predictably Unprecedented	Sabela Grimes
728			Discussant	Fred Moten	Duke University
729
730
731
732	Session Eight, Friday 11:30-1:00	The Forum, Room E	Reading Healing in Decolonial Feminist Writings and Latina/o Young Adults' Literature
733			But not even the monkey garden would have me”: Depression and Suicide in Latina/o Young Adults’ Novels by Sandra Cisneros, Rigoberto Gonzalez and Gloria Velasquez	Sonia A. Rodriguez	University of California Riverside
734			A Labor of Re-visioning and Re-membering”: Transcending Trauma and Decolonizing the (Sick) Body in Gloria Anzaldúa’s Writings on Illness	Christina L. Gutierrez	University of Texas, San Antonio
735			"A Tangle of Unexplored Needs”: Rescripting the Psyche through Decolonial Feminisms	Sara A. Ramírez	University of California, Berkeley
736
737
738
739	Session Eight, Friday 11:30-1:00	The Forum, Room F	Rhetorics of Deflection: White Supremacy and the Raceless Citizen
740			Why Can’t I be a Racist Too?: Qualified Racism and White Supremacy	Jenny Heijun Wills	University of Winnipeg
741			Leaving Race out of Colonialism: Québec and the Postcolonial Question	Bruno Cornellier (Chair)	University of Winnipeg
742			Writing the “Other” for Teens: Exercises in Consumer Citizenship	Heather Snell	University of Winnipeg
743
744
745
746	Session Eight, Friday 11:30-1:00	The Forum, Room G	Tracing American Racial Violence toward Asian Minorities
747			The Violence of Integration: Shibutani Tamotsu's Wartime Observation of Japanese American Soldiers	Noriaki Hoshino	Cornell University
748			Teaching Japanese Brides American Domesticity: Its Benevolence and Violence	Tomoko Tsuchiya (Chair)	Kokushikan University
749			Theorizing Global Ancestral Groups	Jane H. Yamashiro	University of Southern California
750
751
752
753	Session Eight, Friday 11:30-1:00	The Forum, Room H	Unsettling Settler Colonialism: Theories, Practice, and Experience
754			How Does One Unsettle Colonialism? On Unruly Methods and Anti-Disciplinarity	Beenash Jafri	York University
755			White Liquor: Settler Colonialism and the Racial Politics of Alcohol in Colonial Natal, 1863-1897	T.J. Tallie (Chair)	University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
756			The Great Whitened North: National Narratives and White Settler Colonialism in Canada	Danielle Lorenz	University of Alberta
757			Discussant	Scott Morgensen	Queen's University
758
759	Session Eight, Friday 11:30-1:00	The Forum, Room I	Weaving Native Voices: Okinawan Resistance Against Militarization
760			From anti-base to demilitarization to decolonization: Contextualizing Women’s Demilitarization Activism in Okinawa	Rinda Yamashiro Kayatani (Chair)	University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa
761			Striving for Land, Sea, and Life: Okinawan Demilitarization Movement	Megumi Chibana	University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa
762			Take Back the Autonomy: Okinawan Women’s Challenge to Deconstruct the Mainstream Notion of “Subordinate” Okinawa	Ushii Chinin	Demilitarization-Decolonization Okinawan Women’s Organization
763			Discussant	Wesley Iwao Ueunten	San Francisco State University
764
765
766	Session Eight, Friday 11:30-1:00	Latino Cultural Center	What Happened to the Slave Estate? Recovering the “Flesh” (Black Studies, that is) Within Critical Ethnic Studies
767			Compared to What? Living Among the Eead in Night Catches Us and Comparative Ethnic Studies	Tyron P. Woods (Chair)	University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth
768			“Can We Heal As One? Learning From Spillers On Trauma, Gender And Ethnicity”	Sarah Soanirina Ohmer	University of Indianapolis
769			On Black Studies and Settler Colonial Studies	Tiffany Lethabo King	University of Maryland, College Park
770
771
772
773	Session Eight, Friday 11:30-1:00	African American Cultural Center, Library	“Seize the Time: Decolonizing Social Justice Education”
774			Chair	David Stovall	University of Illinois, Chicago
775			The People’s Education Movement: Building Decolonial Community Spaces for Healing and Action	Carolina Valdez	University of California, Los Angeles
776			Movement of the Teachers: Developing a Decolonizing Pedagogy in a Teacher Activist Circle	Antonio Martinez	University of California, Los Angeles
777			Let’s Break Free: Applying an Education for Liberation	Patrick Camangian	University of San Francisco
778
779
780	Session Eight, Friday 11:30-1:00	University Hall, Room I	The Pasts, Presents, and Futures of Queer Indigenous Studies
781			Roundtable	Qwo-Li Driskill (Cherokee)	Oregon State University
782				Chris Finley (Colville)	University of Oregon
783				Brian Joseph Gilley	Indiana University, Bloomington
784				Daniel Heath Justice (Cherokee Nation)	The University of British Columbia
785				Deborah A. Miranda (Ohlone-Costanoan Esselen Nation of California/Chumash)	Washington and Lee University
786				Mark Rifkin	University of North Carolina at Greensboro
787				Lisa Tatonetti (Chair)	Kansas State University
788				Craig Womack (Creek/Cherokee)	Emory University
789
790
791	Session Eight, Friday 11:30-1:00	University Hall, Room II	Ambivalent Affinities: Towards a Decolonizing Network of Critical Ethnic, Gender and Sexuality Studies
792			Roundtable	Lisa Weems	Miami University of Ohio
793				Yu-Fang Cho	Miami University of Ohio
794				Roselyn Banda	Miami University of Ohio
795				Jeong-eun Rhee	Long Island University, C.W. Post Campus
796				Sharon Subreenduth	Bowling Green State University
797
798
799	Session Eight, Friday 11:30-1:00	Hull House	Session Cancelled
800
801
802
803
804	Session Eight, Friday 11:30-1:00	Social Justice Initiative	Theorizing the Relationships Between Migration and Indigeneity: Rights, Identity, Territoriality
805			Reflections on Decolonizing Transnational Pedagogy: Location, Location, Location?	Melissa Autumn White	University of British Columbia, Okanagan
806			Archiving Indians, Anchoring Migrants	Shaheen Lotun	University of Toronto
807			Ethnicized Citizenship: Implications for Indigeneity in Colombia	Sarah-Jane Hamilton	Carleton University
808			Chair	Dan Irving	Carleton University
809			Discussant	Ruthann Lee	University of British Columbia, Okanagan
810			Discussant	Nandita Sharma	University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa
811
812
813			Session Nine, Friday 1:15-2:45
814
815	Session Time	Location	Title	Presenter	Affiliation
816
817	Session Nine, Friday 1:15-2:45	The Forum, Room D	Colored Technologies, Digital and Virtual Identities
818			Technology as a colonial measure of modernity: The problems and possibilities of Open Access publishing for Indigenous knowledges	Eric Ritskes	University of Toronto
819			Challenging technocratic epistemological authority in educational spaces: Two case studies of emancipatory practice	Chris Milk	University of Texas Pan American
820			Challenging technocratic epistemological authority in educational spaces: Two case studies of emancipatory practice	Emmet E. Campos	University of Texas, Austin
821			The Decolonial Aural Imaginary: Chicana Radio Production	Monica De La Torre	University of Washington
822			Reinforcing Freedom: YouTube and the Homonormative Citizen-Soldier	Tyler Monson	Marquette University
823			Mediatizing Echándole Ganas Across Digital Borders: From La Frontera Sur to Oakland to "New" Media	Hector Beltran	University of California Berkeley
824			Moderator	Claudia Garcia-Rojas	Northwestern University
825
826
827	Session Nine, Friday 1:15-2:45	The Forum, Room E	Critical Queer Theorizing
828			Creole California, the Market-State, and Homophobically Queered Citizenship in The Mask of Zorro	Lessie JoFrazier	Indiana University, Bloomington
829			Race and the Queer Negative Ethics of Anton Chigurh	Harrod Suarez	Oberlin College
830			Queer Journeys and Intimate Destinations in Marlene Nourbese Philip’s Looking for Livingstone: An Odyssey of Silence	Caroline Schwenz	Emory University
831			The End of the Future: Race, Queer Futurity, and the Temporality of State Violence	Stephen Dillon	University of Minnesota
832			Moderator	Leah Peoples	University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
833
834
835	Session Nine, Friday 1:15-2:45	The Forum, Room F	Education, Pedagogies, and Critical Practices
836			Before You Run Off to Help...: Community Engagement and the Academy's Problematic Desire to Help	Gary Perry	Seattle University
837			Language of Domination, Language of Resistance: French and Creole in the Reunion Island Classroom	Meghan Tinsley	Boston University
838			Do It For the People: eBlack Perspectives in the Era of Digital Empire	Carmen Kynard	St. John's University
839			Soaring Voices, Silent Administration: Critiquing Institutionalized, De/Stabilized Ethnic Studies	Justin Phan	University of California, Davis
840			The University’s Margins: Multiculturalism at UC Davis	Aaron Alvarado	University of California, Davis
841			Moderator	Deana Lewis	University of Illinois Chicago
842
843
844	Session Nine, Friday 1:15-2:45	The Forum, Room G	Citizenship, Race, Nation
845			Sounds from the Belly of the Beast: Rampart Police (Dis)order and the Psycho Realm Blues	Steven Osuna	University of California, Santa Barbara
846			Disciplining Dissident Citizens: Palestine solidarity activism at York University before and after 9/11	Nisha Nath	University of Alberta
847			Nation Making, Irregular Migrants: New Chinese Migration into Post-apartheid South Africa, 1990s – present	Tu Huynh	Rhodes University
848			The Racial Logics of Citizenship Control: Asian Americans and Denationalization in Twentieth-Century United States	Kritika Agarwal	State University of New York, Buffalo
849			Moderator	Fela Amiri Uhuru	Evergreen Valley College
850
851
852	Session Nine, Friday 1:15-2:45	The Forum, Room H	Que(e)rying Asian American Art and Art History
853			Chair	Jan Christian Bernabe	Independent Scholar and Curator
854			Roundtable	Susette Min	University of California Davis
855				Kyoo Lee	The City University of New York
856				Alpesh Patel	Florida International University
857				Amy Tang	Wesleyan University
858
859	Session Nine, Friday 1:15-2:45	The Forum, Room I	Unsettling the Nation State: Critical Ethnic Studies Approaches to Law and Violence
860			Chair	Lee Ann S. Wang	University of Hawaii-Mānoa
861			Roundtable	Jesse Carr	University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
862				Kirisitina Sailiata	University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
863				Megan Ming Francis	Pepperdine University
864				Dean Spade	Seattle University School of Law
865				Sora Han	University of California Irvine
866
867	Session Nine, Friday 1:15-2:45	Latino Cultural Center	With Stones in Our Hands: Muslim, Race and Empire 3
868			Co-Chair and Discussant	Sohail Daulatzai	University of California, Irvine
869			Co-Chair and Discussant	Junaid Rana	University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
870			Transnational Reverberations: Race and Empire in the ‘War on Terror’ and the Arab spring Revolutions	Nadine Naber	University of Michigan
871			Borj Hammoud: Urban Liminality, Alterity, and Queerness in Lebanon	Sofian Merabet	University of Texas, Austin
872			The Radical Politics of Prayer	Sylvia Chan-Malik	Rutgers University
873
874
875	Session Nine, Friday 1:15-2:45	African American Cultural Center, Library	Behind the Velvet Rope: The Politics and Perils of Interdisciplinary Work on Race and Ethnicity in the Academy
876			Roundtable	Aureliano DeSoto	Metropolitan State University
877			Chair	Lisa Guerrero	Washington State University
878				David Leonard	Washington State University
879				Theresa Runstedtler	University at Buffalo (SUNY)
880
881
882	Session Nine, Friday 1:15-2:45	University Hall, Room I	Christian Evangelicalism Meets Critical Ethnic Studies
883			Roundtable	Andrea Smith (Chair)	University of California, Riverside
884				Mae Cannon	World Vision
885				Soong Rah	North Park Seminary
886				Corey Beals	George Fox University
887				Kathryn Smith	Azusa Pacific University
888
889	Session Nine, Friday 1:15-2:45	University Hall, Room II	Decolonizing Race and the Academy: Critical Mixed Race and Interdisciplinary Studies
890			Roundtable	Camilla Fojas	DePaul University
891			Chair	Laura Kina	DePaul University
892				Nitasha Tamar Sharma	Northwestern University
893				Michele Elam	Stanford University
894
895
896	Session Nine, Friday 1:15-2:45	Hull House	Existential Imagery and Alternative Post-Modernity Models in Kanye West
897			Roundtable	Julius Bailey	Wittenberg University
898				ShaDawn Battle	University of Cincinnati
899				Dawn Boeck	CASA Writing Center
900				Dalitso Ruwe	Project Hip Hop, Boston
901
902
903
904	Session Nine, Friday 1:15-2:45	Social Justice Initiative	Necropolitics and Digital Realities: A Conversation on Critical Liberationist Epistemologies
905			Roundtable	Maria Faini	University of California Berkeley
906				Peter Kim	University of California Berkeley
907				Michelle Potts	University of California Berkeley
908			Chair	Kim Tran	University of California Berkeley
909
910
911			Session Ten, Friday 3:00-4:30
912
913	Session Time	Location	Title	Presenter	Affiliation
914
915	Session Ten, Friday 3:00-4:30	The Forum, Room D	Pacific Crosscurrents: New Scholarship at the Interstices of Filipino and Filipino American Studies
916			Chair	Thea Tagle	University of California San Diego
917			Roundtable	Jason Perez	University of California San Diego
918				Josen Diaz	University of California San Diego
919				Sarita See	University of California Riverside
920			Discussant	Fred Moten	Duke University
921
922
923	Session Ten, Friday 3:00-4:30	The Forum, Room E	Practicing Justice: Trials, Tribulations, and Techniques
924			Roundtable
925			Chair	Robin L. Turner	Butler University
926				Michael Starkey	Dominion of New York Magazine and Independent Scholar
927				Clement Lai	California State University Northridge
928				Diana Pei Wu	Antioch University Los Angeles
929
930
931	Session Ten, Friday 3:00-4:30	The Forum, Room F	Representing Race: Silence in the Digital Humanities
932			Roundtable	Moya Bailey	Emory University
933			Discussant	Jessie Daniels	City University of New York, Hunter College
934				Anne Cong-Huyen	University of California, Santa Barbara
935				Maria Velazquez	Maryland, College Park
936
937
938	Session Ten, Friday 3:00-4:30	The Forum, Room G	Decolonizing Education: Metaphors, limitations, and beyond
939			Chair/Discussant	Patrick Camangian	University of San Francisco
940			Decolonizing Our Schools Is Not a Metaphor: Challenges for Educators and Educational Researchers	Eve Tuck	University of New York at New Paltz
941			Decolonizing Our Schools Is Not a Metaphor: Challenges for Educators and Educational Researchers	K. Wayne Yang	University of California at San Diego
942			The Limits of Decolonizing Educational Research: Reckoning with White Settler Colonial Genealogy	Lisa (Leigh) Patel	Boston College
943			Anti-Colonial Methodologies in Education	Dolores “Lola” Calderon	University of Utah
944			Mapping the Toxic Grounds of Urban Schools: A Braided Study of Racial Political Economy and Youth Participatory Visual Narratives	Edwin Mayorga	Graduate Center of the City University of New York
945			Mapping the Toxic Grounds of Urban Schools: A Braided Study of Racial Political Economy and Youth Participatory Visual Narratives	Patricia Krueger-Henney	University of Massachusetts at Boston
946
947
948	Session Ten, Friday 3:00-4:30	The Forum, Room H	Citizenship/Denizenship and the Racial State
949			“To Purify Ourselves From The [Sephardic-Mizrahi] Ethnic Filth:” Shame and the Racialization of Mizrahim in Palestine/Israel, 1925-1955	Yehuda Sharim	Univesity of California Los Angeles
950			Bystander Citizenship, Interracial Activism, and the Post-Civil Rights Nation	Lynn Itagaki	Ohio State University
951			Pink Games on Stolen Land	Sonny Dhoot	Queens University
952			Patsy Mink and Anti-Nuclear Activism: Asian American Political Liberalism and Pacific Islander Sovereignty	Judy Wu	Ohio State University
953			Moderator	Lisa Marie Cacho	University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
954
955
956	Session Ten, Friday 3:00-4:30	The Forum, Room I	The Land, Food, and Ancestors Speak: Palabra on Sac(red) Earth Activism
957			Chair	Carolina Prado	UC Berkeley
958			Roundtable	Claudia Serrato	University of Washington
959				Elisa Oceguera	UC Davis
960				Angela Aguilar	UC Berkeley
961
962
963	Session Ten, Friday 3:00-4:30	Latino Cultural Center	Critical Social Justice: Towards De-Colonization of/from the Academy
964			Roundtable	Lisa Brock	Kalamazoo College
965				Jaime Grant	Kalamazoo College
966				H.L.T. Quan	Arizona State University
967				D. Nebi Hilliard	University of Wisconsin
968				Barbara Ransby	University of Illinois, Chicago
969			Chair	Rhonda Williams	Case Western Reserve University, Social Justice Institute
970
971
972	Session Ten, Friday 3:00-4:30	African American Cultural Center, Library	Demons of Comparison: Ethnic Studies and the Imperatives of Imperialism
973			Chair	Vince Schleitwiler	Williams College
974			Roundtable	Sylvia Chan-Malik	Rutgers University
975				Keith P. Feldman	University of California Berkeley
976				Tala Khanmalek	University of California Berkeley
977				Andrea Opitz	Stonehill College
978				Kiara M. Vigil	Amherst Colleges
979
980
981	Session Ten, Friday 3:00-4:30	University Hall, Room I	Education, Imagination, and Decolonization: Students Map Their Movements
982			Chair	Joshua Cerretti	University at Buffalo
983			Roundtable	Isabella Jagninski	CUNY Brooklyn College
984				Cayden Mak	University at Buffalo
985				Julieta Salgado	CUNY Brooklyn College
986				Theresa Warburton	University at Buffalo
987
988
989	Session Ten, Friday 3:00-4:30	University Hall, Room II	Frantz Fanon and Anti-Colonial Perspectives In Chicana/o and Indigenous Studies
990			Chair	Dylan A.T. Miner	Michigan State University
991			Roundtable	Estrella Torrez	Michigan State University
992				Ernesto Mireles	Michigan State University
993				José Moreno	Heritage University
994				Luis Moreno	Bowling Green State University
995
996
997	Session Ten, Friday 3:00-4:30	Hull House	Horizontal Pedagogies & Tensions: Towards Decolonizing Introductions to Critical Race & Ethnic Studies (CRES)
998			Co-Chair	Jasmine Syedullah	University of California Santa Cruz
999			Co-Chair	Ruth Kim	University of California Santa Cruz
1000			Roundtable	Zhae (Tinise) (Lee)	University of California Santa Cruz
1001				Xamuel Bañales	University of Claifornia Berkeley/San Jose State University
1002				Sadie Reynolds	Cabrillo Community College
1003
1004
1005
1006
1007	Session Ten, Friday 3:00-4:30	Social Justice Initiative	CESA's Alternative to the Academic Industrial Complex Project: Organizing Workshop
1008			Workshop	Andrea Smith	University of California, Riverside
1009				Dean Spade	Seattle University
1010				Amrah Salomon J	University of California, San Diego
1011
1012
1013			Plenary B, Decolonizing Future Intellectual and Activist Practices, Friday 4:45-7:00
1014
1015	PLENARY B		Decolonizing Future Intellectual and Activist Practices
1016	Friday 4:45-7:00pm		Clarissa Rojas, Cal State University at Long Beach
1017			Ella Shohat, New York University
1018			Jin Haritaworn, York University
1019			Leanne Simpson, Athabasca University
1020			John Marquez, Northwestern University
1021			Robin DG Kelly, University of California, Los Angeles
1022			Sylvester A. Johnson (Introductions)	Northwestern University
1023			Lisa Brock (Moderator)	Kalamazoo College
1024			FRIDAY FILM SCREENINGS AND PERFORMANCES, 7:30–9:30pm
1025
1026	FRIDAY FILM SCREENINGS	The Forum, Room D	Un/Binding Desires: Queer Migration, Racialized BDSM, and Historical Trauma
1027	7:30–9:30pm			Gina Velasco	Keene State College
1028				Julian Padilla
1029				Mónica Enríquez-Enríquez	Independent Artist
1030
1031		The Forum Room E	Urban Crises and Creative Collaborations: The Future of Ethnic Studies from a Digital Humanities and Community Perspective
1032			Web-based interactive documentary	Amanda Gray	University of Texas, Austin
1033
1034		The Forum Room G	Born in Flames, Directed by Lizzie Borden (1983)
1035				Craig Wilse	George Mason University
1036				Dean Spade	Seattle University School of Law
1037
1038			Session Eleven, Saturday 8:00-9:30
1039
1040	Session Time	Location	Title	Presenter	Affiliation
1041
1042	Session Eleven, Saturday 8:00-9:30	The Forum, Room D	Indigeneity – Part III
1043			Decolonization and the Field of Native American Literature	Matt Herman	Montana State University
1044			Points of Truth: Rationalizing Stories of Indian Residential Schools Survivors	Mennifer Matsunaga	Queens University
1045			Native vs. Non-Native: Towards Post-Imperial Relations	Jacqueline Lasky	University of Hawai'i at Mānoa
1046			Place and Belonging in Historical Narratives of Indigeneity	Ashley Glassburn Falzetti	Rutgers University
1047			Decolonizing Medicine: Chicana/Latina-Indigenous Healing Philosophies Confronting the Medical Colonial Complex	Rico Kleinstein Chenyek	University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
1048			Moderator	Joseph A. Keith	Binghamton University
1049
1050
1051	Session Eleven, Saturday 8:00-9:30	The Forum, Room E	Critical Queer Theorizing
1052			Queering Each Other: Re(K)newing Relations between Domestic Migrant Workers and Queer Women in Lebanon	Deema Kaedbey	Ohio State University
1053			Illicit Sexualities, Illegal Bodies: The Performance of Coming out of the Shadows	Luis Morales	Northwestern University
1054			Saving Time, Changing Face: Queer Temporal Translations of Diaspora in Saving Face	Joselyn Leimbach	Indiana University, Bloomington
1055			Caging Queerness: Youth Detention and Impossible Freedom	Kaveh Landsverk	Columbia University
1056			Moderator	Rosa Alicia Clemente	University of Massachusetts Amherst
1057
1058
1059
1060
1061	Session Eleven, Saturday 8:00-9:30	The Forum, Room F	Critical-Race Feminisms/Masculinity & Postcolonial Theory
1062			Recipe Beyond Decoloniality: Xicana Red Womb Ecology	Claudia Serrato	University of Washington
1063			“Imma draw blood from that bitch!”: Evelyn Lozada’s Repertoire of the “Crazy Black Bitch” and the Generative Violence of Black Objection!	Kai Small	University of California at San Diego
1064			Peace, Friendship & Mutual Respect: One Racialised Settler’s Re-Imaginings of Coalition Building with First Peoples	Min Kaur	University of Toronto
1065			Moderator	Sandra Adell	University of Wisconsin-Madison
1066
1067
1068	Session Eleven, Saturday 8:00-9:30	The Forum, Room G	Transnationalism, Diaspora, Neoliberalism
1069			Hanging, Nativism, and Transnational Longing in H.T. Tsiang's The Hanging on Union Square and And China Has Hands	Brad Freeman	Ohio State University
1070			Exploring the invisibility and “Othering” of racialized older im/migrants within transnational and imagined communities	Ilyan Ferrer	McGill University
1071			Looting Matters: Media Constructions of the Haitian Body as National Body	Jacquelyn Arcy	University of Minnesota
1072			“Gateway to Myanmar”? Humanitarian Activism, Burmese Diaspora and the Performance of Empire	Emily Hue	New York University
1073			Opposite Futures for the Orphan Figure: Representations of Family and Nation in Transnational Adoption Discourse and Law	Kit Myers	University of California San Diego
1074			Moderator	Christina Sharpe	Tufts University
1075
1076
1077	Session Eleven, Saturday 8:00-9:30	The Forum, Room H	Rising Up in the Ghorba: Reflections and Ideas for Arab American Organizing
1078			Chair	Hoda Mitwally	City University of New York, School of Law
1079			Roundtable	Ali Issa	War Resisters League & Occupy Wall Street Global Justice Working Gro
1080				Andrew Dalack	US Palestinian Community Network
1081
1082
1083	Session Eleven, Saturday 8:00-9:30	The Forum, Room I	Orientalist Cool: Toward the Transformative Potential of Transnational Solidarities
1084			Roundtable	Amira Jarmakani	Georgia State University
1085				Carol Fadda-Conrey	Syracuse University
1086				Tahereh Aghdasifar	Emory University
1087				Alexander Jabbari	University of California, Irvine
1088
1089
1090	Session Eleven, Saturday 8:00-9:30	University Hall Room 950 (Corrected Room)	Rioting the Right: Examining the Mobilizations of White Settler Colonialisms
1091			Chair	Aruna Boodram	Seneca College
1092			Roundtable	Dana Olwan	Syracuse University
1093				Shaista Patel	University of Toronto
1094				Mike Krebs	Vancouver-based Indigenous activist, writer, and researcher
1095
1096	Session Eleven, Saturday 8:00-9:30	African American Cultural Center	White Boards, Black Erasers: Strategies for Dealing with White Privilege in the Classroom
1097			Roundtable	Heidi Lewis	Colorado College
1098				Takiya Nur Amin	Universit of North Carolina Charlotte
1099				Stephany Rose	University of Colorado, Colorado Springs
1100				Manya Whitaker	Colorado College
1101
1102	Session Eleven, Saturday 8:00-9:30	University Hall, Room I	(De)Colonizing Memoryscapes: Contesting the Intellectual Legacy of Native Americans' Absent Presence in the U.S. Southwest
1103			“This is the Place!”: The Politics of Geography, Identity and Memory	Elise Boxer	University of Utah
1104			The Looking Glass Other: (Post)Colonial Reflections of “Modern” Citizenship at the Pueblo Grande Museum	Roberta Chevrette	Arizona State University
1105			Building Community in the Steele Indian School Park: Native Americans Fading in the Background	Marie-Louise Paulesc	Arizona State University
1106			Chair/Discussant	Sujey Vega	Arizona State University
1107
1108
1109
1110	Session Eleven, Saturday 8:00-9:30	University Hall, Room II	Carceral Aesthetics as Activist Knowledge
1111			Chair	Gilian Harkins	University of Washington
1112			Posing in Prison: Prison Portraiture and the Circulation of Feeling	Nicole Fleetwood	Rutgers University
1113			Warm Data: Immigrant Detention and the Evidence of Things Not Seen	Ronak K. Kapadia	University of Illinois, Chicago
1114			Between Captivation and Captivity: Violence, Value, and Racial Embodiment in the work of Nick Cave	Jed Murr	University of Washington
1115
1116	Session Eleven, Saturday 8:00-9:30	Hull House	Radical Cross-currents of the Black Chicago Renaissance
1117			Chair	Bill Mullen	Purdue University
1118			The South Side Writers’ Group, New Challenge Magazine, and the Cultural Imperatives of the Freedom Struggle	Michelle Y. Gordon	University of Southern California
1119			Documenting the Crisis: Black Chicago Writers on the WPA	Brian Dolinar	University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign
1120			Colleagues and Comrades: Richard Wright, Horace Cayton and the Evolution of Black Radical Thought in the 1940s	Richard Courage	Westchester Community College/SUNY
1121			The Other Blacklist: Richard Durham in the 1950s	Sonja Williams	Howard University
1122
1123
1124	Session Eleven, Saturday 8:00-9:30	Social Justice Initiative	Critical Elsewhere: Negotiating Inherited Terms
1125			“Right Down, Dirty White, Good Old People”: The Limits of Whiteness and the Racial State	Christina Belcher	University of Southern California
1126			The Universe is a Cloth: Spiritual Mestizaje, Caramelo Rebozos, and la Virgen de Guadalupe in Sandra Cisneros’s Caramelo	Cecilia Caballer	University of Southern California
1127			Critical Fantasy: Queer Aztlán and Rethinking Chicano Nationalism	Nathan Pogar	University of Southern California
1128			Sticky Objects: Pleasure, Shame, and Embodiment at the Limits of Intersectionality	Emily Raymundo (Chair)	University of Southern California
1129
1130
1131			Session Twelve, Saturday 9:45-11:15
1132
1133	Session Time	Location	Title	Presenter	Affiliation
1134
1135	Session Twelve, Saturday 9:45-11:15	The Forum, Room D	Critical Theories of Ethnic Studies
1136			Aesthetics, Ethics, Sex	Fiona Ngô	University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
1137			Masculinity, Sovereignty, and State Violence	Jesse Carr	University of Michigan
1138			Antagonism and Autopoiesis, After Man: On Sylvia Wynter’s Cybernetics	Michael Litwack	Brown University
1139			Dark Fabulation and Speculative Life	Tavia Nyong'o	New York University
1140			Moderator	David Lloyd	University of California Riverside
1141
1142
1143	Session Twelve, Saturday 9:45-11:15	The Forum, Room E	Movement-building, Organizing Practices, and the Non-Profit Industrial Complex
1144			Tourism under Occupation: Justice Tourism in Palestine and the Uncertainty of Activism	Jennifer Kelly	University of Texas, Austin
1145			“The Love Movement 12.0” - Lessons Learned from 12 Years of Ethnic Studies, Decolonizing Education, and Community Organizing in Inner-City Los Angeles	Benji Chang	Teachers College, Columbia University
1146			Collective Historicizing and Community Engagement with Filipino Communities in Chicago	Anna Guevarra	University of Illinois, Chicago
1147			The Impact of For-Profit Strategies on Social Justice Nonprofit Organizations: A Critical Race Theory Perspective	Lauren Willner	University of California, Los Angeles
1148			The Making of the Latino Nonprofit Industrial Complex in the Fruitvale District of Oakland, CA	Juan Herrera	UC Berkeley
1149			Moderator	Trisha Barua	University of California Davis
1150
1151
1152	Session Twelve, Saturday 9:45-11:15	The Forum, Room F	Native Feminisms (Re)Present: Tracing Politics of Erasure, Intimate Domains, and US Imperial Formations
1153			Solarize-ing Native Hip-Hop: Native Feminist Land Ethics and Cultural Resistance	Jenell Navarro	California Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo
1154			Gender Out of Bounds: Native Nationalism and Violence Against Native Women	Kimberly Robertson	Community Outreach Coordinator, American Indian Families Partnership
1155			Tropical Excess: Imperial Desire, Feminism, and the Rule of Law(s)	Kirisitina Sailiata (Chair)	University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
1156			(Re)producing the Nation: Treaty Rights, Gay Marriage, and the Settler State	Lindsey Schneider	University of California, Riverside
1157			Aloha For All?: Examining U.S. Exceptionalism and Native Hawaiian Erasure	Kehaulani Vaughn	University of California, Riverside
1158			Discussant	Dian Million	University of Washington
1159
1160	Session Twelve, Saturday 9:45-11:15	The Forum, Room G	Racialized Geographies and Ecologies
1161			The 2009 Gardiner Expressway Blockade: A critical feminist analysis of the spectacle of transnational protest practice	Daphne Jeyapal	University of Toronto
1162			“Spaces of Opposition / Spaces of Antagonism: Managing the Crisis Through Neighborhood Building in West Baltimore”	Robert Choflet	University of Maryland, College Park
1163			"They Put Us in the Ghetto and Say Go for Self': Racialized Poverty, Relations of Production, and Gun Violence in Chicago	Antonio Lopez	Independent Scholar
1164			Difference and Belonging at Goleta Barbers: The Negotiation of Race and Space by Upwardly Mobile Mexican-origin Entrepreneurs.	Tomas Madrigal	University of California, Santa Barbara
1165			A Mediterranean Upheaval: A Feminist Network Breaks through the Colonial Divide and the European Appropriation of the Mediterranean Space	Glenda Garelli	University of Illinois Chicago
1166			Moderator	Brian Chung	University of Hawai'i at Mānoa
1167
1168	Session Twelve, Saturday 9:45-11:15	The Forum, Room H	Dehumanizing Productions and Corporeal Vulnerabilities: Critical Interventions for Revisioning the Social Imaginary in the Arizona Context and Beyond
1169			Hey, it's a Greaser!': Racialized and Gendered Violence at the Intersections of Brown and Trans*	Francisco J. Galarte (Chair)	University of Arizona
1170			OTM's and the (De)construction of Ethnic Studies in the Southwest	Maritza Cardenas	University of Arizona
1171			Talking Heads and Beheadings: Re-Visioning the Human/e in the Face of Monstrous Productions	Adela C. Licona	University of Arizona
1172			Border Crossings and the Legacy of Sexual Conquest in the Sonoran Desert	Michelle Tellez	Arizona State University
1173			Discussant	Lourdes Torres	DePaul University
1174
1175
1176
1177	Session Twelve, Saturday 9:45-11:15	The Forum, Room I	Diasporic Narrations: Models, Myths, and Silences
1178			Tamil community activism and myths of Canadian citizenship	Sailaja Krishnamurti	University of Toronto
1179			Caste and the Diaspora: Notes on Invisibility of Caste within South Asian Diaspora	Nishant Upadhyay	York University
1180			Gendered Violence and Nation Building: The East African Asian Woman	Omme-Salma Rahemtullah (Chair)	York University
1181			Discourses of Purity in the Diaspora: Muslim Women Reconciling the 'model minority' and 'model Pakistani'	Nadia Hasan	York University
1182
1183
1184
1185	Session Twelve, Saturday 9:45-11:15	University Hall Room 950 (Corrected Room)	Difficult Discourses: Intersectional and Interdisciplinary Approaches to Race and Disability
1186			Writing Intersections of the Future: Race and Disability in Parable of the Sower	Sami Schalk	Indiana University
1187			Trying Minds: Disability, Activism, and Inclusion in Samoa	Juliann Anesi	Syracuse University
1188			Getting Politicized and Becoming Activists: Life Narratives of Disabled Disability Rights Activists	Akemi Nishida	City University of New York
1189			Chair/Discussant	Nirmala Erevelles	The University of Alabama
1190
1191
1192
1193	Session Twelve, Saturday 9:45-11:15	African American Cultural Center, Library	Critical Race Theory
1194			Transraciality and the Politics of Crossing	Ricky Gutierrez-Maldonado	University of Utah
1195			“Racial Mascots: Black Conservatism’s Role in the Maintenance of White Supremacy in the ‘Post–Racial’ Obama Era”	Louis Prisock	Rutgers University
1196			Whiteness as Strategy, Whiteness as Ideology: Remapping the Racial Politics of the Mexican American Generation	Lee Bebout	Arizona State University
1197			Politicizing the Black Aesthetics of the Young Lords Party	Carmen Phillips	New York University
1198			Moderator	Dorothy Tsuruta	San Francisco State University
1199
1200
1201	Session Twelve, Saturday 9:45-11:15	University Hall, Room I	Interdisciplinary Interventions in Incarceration (and Abolition)
1202			Roundtable
1203			Chair	Liat Ben-Moshe	University of Illinois, Chicago
1204				Neera Malhotra	Portland State University
1205				Ray Noll	University of Chicago
1206				Erica Meiners	Northeastern Illinois University
1207				Che Gossett	University of Pennsylvania
1208				Shaista Patel	University of Toronto
1209				Jenna Loyd	Syracuse University
1210
1211
1212	Session Twelve, Saturday 9:45-11:15	University Hall, Room II	Feminist Approaches to Knowledge Production: Decolonizing the Racialized, Gendered Legacies of Colonial Logics
1213			The Colonial Logics of Gendered and Racialized Subject Production in Israel and Palestine	Amanda Apgar	University of California, Los Angeles
1214			Colonial Silences, Everyday Resistance: Black Women’s Sexual Subjectivities as Ground for Contesting Nation	Loron Bartlett	University of California, Los Angeles
1215			Towards a Critical Paradigm of Silence, Trauma, and the Body: Feminism and Affective Archives of Violence	Lina Chhun	University of California, Los Angeles
1216			Discussant	Michelle Erai	University of California, Los Angeles
1217
1218	Session Twelve, Saturday 9:45-11:15	Hull House	From City Streets to Prison-scapes: How Landscapes of Carcerality Inform Race Relations, Social Identity and Social Resistance
1219			The Unseen and Unimagined: The 2011 Pelican Bay State Prison (CA) Hunger Strikes and the Prison as Contested Archive	Francisco Casique	University of California Berkeley
1220			From Interracial Graffiti Crew Membership to Ethnoracial Groups: A Short “Street History” of South Central L.A. Race Relations, 1980-1990s	Alejandro Garcia	University of California Berkeley
1221			Carceral Shadows: Carceralized Spaces from Juvenile Hall to Community Streets	Peter Kim	University of California Berkeley
1222			Discussant	Patricia Penn Hilden	University of California Berkeley
1223
1224	Session Twelve, Saturday 9:45-11:15	Social Justice Initiative	Illegible Constructions of Violence: Decolonizing and Reclaiming Materiality in the Central American Diaspora
1225			(Il)legible Inscriptions of Resistance: Domestic Worker Collectives and Transformative Cultural Productions in Los Angeles	Nancy Pérez (Chair)	Arizona State University
1226			Post-Conflict Guatemala and U.S. Asylum: Sexual Violence, Sexuality, and Coloniality	Maria Vargas	University of Maryland-College Park
1227			De-Colonizing National Security Policies: Non-State Actors Resistance to Immigration Laws and Anti-Migrant Actions, the Case of Central American Migration in Mexican Territory	Abigail Pérez Aguilera	Arizona State University
1228			Discussant	Martha Escobar	California State University, Northridge
1229
1230
1231			Plenary C: Activism In and Beyond the Academy, Saturday 11:30-1:00
1232
1233	PLENARY C		Activism in and Beyond the Academy
1234	Saturday 11:30am-1:00pm		Scott Kurashige, University of Michigan
1235			Jessica Danforth, Native Youth Sexual Health Network
1236			Mia Mingus, Bay Area Transformative Justice Collective
1237			Ricardo Dominguez, University of California at San Diego
1238			Barbara Ransby, University of Illinois Chicago
1239			Claudia Garcia Rojas (Introductions)	Northwestern University
1240			Cathy Cohen (Moderator)	University of Chicago
1241
1242
1243			Session Thirteen, Saturday 1:15-2:45
1244
1245	Session Time	Location	Title	Presenter	Affiliation
1246
1247	Session Thirteen, Saturday 1:15-2:45	The Forum, Room D	Abolitionist Futures, Community Accountability, & Emerging Movements to Transform Violence
1248			Chair	Alisa Bierria	Stanford University
1249			Roundtable	Mimi Kim	UC Berkeley
1250				Nadine Naber	University of Michigan
1251				Andrea Smith	UC Riverside
1252				Aishah Shahidah Simmons	Temple University and AfroLez Productions
1253				Clarissa Rojas	California State University
1254				Julia Oparah	Mills College
1255
1256	Session Thirteen, Saturday 1:15-2:45	The Forum, Room E	Value & Violence Part III: Tracking the Colonial, the Patriarchal, and the Racial in Global Capitalism. “Forward Frames”
1257			Workshop	Denise Ferreira da Silva	Queen Mary, University of London
1258				Alvaro Reyes	University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
1259
1260	Session Thirteen, Saturday 1:15-2:45	The Forum, Room F	Queering Urban Re/moval and Critical (Dis)placement
1261			Queer Interludes: Shared Spaces and Lives in Downtown L.A.	Laura Fugikawa (Chair)	University of Illinois- Chicago
1262			Queering Removal: The Settler Colonialist Imperative in Postwar Urban Social Movements.	Kwame Holmes	University of Virginia
1263			On Whose Grounds?: Critical Discussion of Trans/National Bodily Displacement and Settler Colonialism within Yamashita’s I Hotel	Sarah Moon Cassinelli	University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
1264			Discussant	Siobhan Somerville	University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
1265
1266
1267	Session Thirteen, Saturday 1:15-2:45	The Forum, Room G	Okinawa and U.S.-Japan: Analyzing Colonial Projects From Indigenous Framework
1268			Toward Decolonizing Praxis and Pedagogy: Okinawa Studies 107’s Challenges for knowledge production	Yukari Akamine	Meio University, Okinawa International University
1269			Black-Okinawa: A Koza story: “Sensing Place, (re)Tracing Race: history, memory, in-between Spaces”	Ariko Ikehara (Chair)	University of California Berkeley
1270			The economic analysis of Japanese Settler Colonialism	Yasukatsu Matsushita	Ryukoku University
1271			Settler Colonialism and Assimilation Policy in Career Education Okinawa	Shinako Oyakawa	University of the Ryukyus
1272			Moderator	Ishihara Masahide	University of the Ryukyu
1273
1274	Session Thirteen, Saturday 1:15-2:45	The Forum, Room H	Architecture, Urbanism, Race, and Space
1275			Racial Discrimination, Civil Justice, Violence, and Architecture	Lynne Horiuchi (Chair)	University of California Berkeley
1276			Decolonizing Academia’s Islam: The American Mosque as a Case Study	Ann Shafer	American University in Cairo
1277			Architecture as a Tool of Decolonization at The Museum At Warm Springs	Anne Marshall	University of Idaho
1278			Invisible Cities: Spatial Ethnography of Minoritized Spaces Along Devon Avenue, Chicago	Arijit Sen	University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
1279			Commentator	Michael Tsosie	University of California, Riverside
1280
1281
1282	Session Thirteen, Saturday 1:15-2:45	The Forum, Room I	Pedagogies of Risk and the Specter of Refusal
1283			White Silence, White Violence	Rebecca Anne Alexander	DePauw University
1284				Kandyce Anderson	DePauw University
1285				Lauren Perkins	DePauw University
1286				Jorden Giger	DePauw University
1287			Towards Pedagogies of Disruption	Cecilia Lucas	University of Califorina, Berkeley
1288				K. Wayne Yang (Discussant)	University of California, San Diego
1289
1290	Session Thirteen, Saturday 1:15-2:45	Latino Cultural Center	Contesting the Conquest of the University:Strategizing a Critical Undercommons Between Teaching Labor and Liberation
1291			Workshop	Ren-Yo Hwang	University of California Riverside
1292				Jessi Quizar	University of Southern California
1293
1294	Session Thirteen, Saturday 1:15-2:45	African American Cultural Center	Political Economies of Settler Colonialism
1295			Resisting Settler Accumulation in the Alberta/Montana Borderlands	Nicholas Brown (Chair)	University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
1296			Polis Nullius: Gentrification, Settler-Colonialism, and Indigenous Sovereignty in the City	Glen Coulthard	University of British Columbia
1297			The Colonialism of Incarceration	Robert Nichols	University of Alberta
1298			Disaster Finance: The Shadow Economy of Settler Colonialism	Shiri Pasternak	University of Toronto
1299
1300
1301	Session Thirteen, Saturday 1:15-2:45	University Hall, Room I	Making Us A Threat Again? Queer Resistance in the Wake of the Non-Profit Industrial Complex
1302			Chair	Eric Stanley
1303			Roundtable	Erica Meiners
1304				Karma Chávez
1305				Yasmin Nair
1306				Ralowe Ampu
1307
1308	Session Thirteen, Saturday 1:15-2:45	University Hall, Room II	Racial Capitalism, Empire, and the Long Nineteenth Century
1309			Vio-Commerce in Indian Country: Race, Reproduction, and Genealogies of U.S. Economic Imperialism	Dawn Peterson	Emory University
1310			Puerto Rico's Reconstruction: William McKinley, Radical Republicans, and the Advent of U.S. Colonialism in Puerto Rico	Max Mishler	New York University
1311			"Sympathies as Broad as the Universe": Empire, Black internationalism, and Racial Intimacy in the Philippine-American War	Justin Leroy	New York University
1312			Chair	Moon-Ho Jung	University of Washington
1313
1314
1315
1316	Session Thirteen, Saturday 1:15-2:45	Hull House	Refusing Juridical Enclosure: Race, Law, and the Crisis of Accumulation
1317			Chair	Andrea Smith	University of California, Riverside
1318			Colonialism, Slavery, and Precarity in the Present Tense	Alyosha Goldstein	University of New Mexico
1319			Land Use: Property, Law and the Colonial	Brenna Bhandar	School of Law at Queen Mary, University of London
1320			The Afterlife of The Civil Rights Cases of 1883: Race, Gender, Sexuality and Disability at the Intersection of American Federalism	Sora Han	University of California, Irvine
1321
1322
1323	Session Thirteen, Saturday 1:15-2:45	Social Justice Initiative	The (Un)usual Suspects: New Locations of Intersectional Thinking on Race and Desire
1324				Paula Moya
1325				Ernesto Martinez
1326				Michael Hames-Garcia
1327				Ramon Saldivar
1328
1329
1330			Session Fourteen, Saturday 3:00-4:30
1331
1332	Session Time	Location	Title	Presenter	Affiliation
1333
1334	Session Fourteen, Saturday 3:00-4:30	The Forum, Room D	Medicine, Biopolitics, Technologies of the Human
1335			Negroes With Guns: Mental Illness, Mass Shootings, and the Racial Politics of Firearms	Jonathan Metzl	Vanderbilt University
1336			A Diseased Body Politic and the Imagined Whiteness of the USA	Sang Kil	San José State University
1337			Race Traits and Tendencies: The Biopolitical Discourse of American Insurance in the Nineteenth Century	Benjamin Wiggins	University of Pennsylvania
1338			Revisiting Disease Regulation as a Site of the U.S. State’s Ethno-Racial Policing Power	Gwen DArcangelis	California State Polytechnic University
1339			“Unnatural Selection: Gendering the Medicalization of Race and Resistance to it”	Tala Khanmalek	University of California Berkeley
1340			Moderator	Zahi Zalloua	Whitman College
1341
1342
1343	Session Fourteen, Saturday 3:00-4:30	The Forum, Room E	Performance and Art
1344			“Explosive Celebrity Gossip”: Celeb Jihad, Neoliberalism, and Performing Muslimness	Taneem Husain	Ohio State University
1345			“Why did [she] pull the trigger?” Rihanna’s performance as an affect alien	J.Brendan Shaw	Ohio State University
1346			Keeping the Future Decolonial: Performance In, Against, and Through Neoliberalism	Kimberlee Perez	Arizona State University
1347			The Walls Belong to Those Who Work Them: Re-viewing Emiliano Zapata in the Chicana/o Murals of Southern California	Michael Cucher	University of Texas
1348			“Why Do You Have To Tell Us Apart?”: The Performance of Indeterminacy in Margaret Cho’s Impersonation of Kim Jung Il in “30 Rock”	Lisa Ho	University of California San Diego
1349			Moderator	Ashon Crawley	University of California Riverside
1350
1351
1352	Session Fourteen, Saturday 3:00-4:30	The Forum, Room F	Prisms of Race-Gender-Sexuality
1353			Parental Narcissism, Gay Identity, and Racial-National Selfhood	Johanna Rothe	UC Santa Cruz
1354			Rethinking Hate: Black People, Premature Death, and (Not So) New Challenges for Critical Race Feminisms	Zenzele Isoke	University of Minnesota
1355			Rufus's Refusal: The "Erotic Confusion" of the Black Rapist Stereotype in James Baldwin's Another Country	Jason Morse	University of Washington
1356			Flesh of their Flesh, Bone of their Bone: James Baldwin’s Racial Politics of Boundness	Lisa Beard	University of Oregon
1357			Moderator	Maria Velazquez	University of Maryland, College Park
1358
1359
1360	Session Fourteen, Saturday 3:00-4:30	The Forum, Room G	Memory, Representing Critical Histories, and Knowledge
1361			Trauma as ‘Post-Race’: Material Witnesses and the Racial Politics of Nuclear Trauma in Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum	Vivian Shaw	University of Texas, Austin
1362			Re-Chronicling Histories: Toward a Hmong Woman's Perspective	Ma Vang	University of California, Riverside
1363			The Challenges of Doing Community Work and Research with an Indigenous Frame: A Study on the Intergenerational Impact of Historical Trauma within the Filipino American Community	Maria Ferrera	DePaul University Chicago
1364			Feminism and the Post-Racial Fantasy	Rakhi Ruparelia	University of Ottawa
1365			Moderator	N/A
1366
1367
1368	Session Fourteen, Saturday 3:00-4:30	The Forum, Room H	Critical Ethnic Studies and Religion: Panel Part One: Religion and Critical Theory
1369			Roundtable	Tat-Siong Benny Liew	College of the Holy Cross
1370				Mark Lewis Taylor	Princeton Seminary
1371				Andrea Smith	University of California at Riverside
1372
1373
1374	Session Fourteen, Saturday 3:00-4:30	The Forum, Room I	To Serve the Academy? Asian/American Studies in the Neoliberal University
1375			Roundtable	Cathy Schlund-Vials	University of Connecticut
1376				Allan Punzalan Isaac	Rutgers University
1377				Mariam B. Lam	University of California, Riverside
1378				Anita Mannur	Miama University
1379			Chair	Martin Joseph Ponce	Ohio State University
1380				Rick H. Lee	Rutgers University
1381
1382	Session Fourteen, Saturday 3:00-4:30	Latino Cultural Center	Decolonial Feminist Analysis of Archives: Memories, Bodies & Differential Consciousness
1383			Decolonizing and Demilitarizing Archival Practice	Ellen-Rae Cachola	University of California, Los Angeles
1384			The Archive of Language: Mapping the ‘Perfect Victim’ and the trafficking of Asians and Latinas/os	Annie Isabel Fukushima	University of California Berkeley, San Francisco State University
1385			What is “negra” about this “dansa”? Listening for Stories in the Basslines of Caifanes’ La Negra Tomasa and M. Camargo Guarnieri’s Dansa Negra	Wanda Alarcon	University of California Berkeley
1386			Chair/Discussant	Dalida Maria Benfield	Berkman Center for Internet and Society
1387
1388
1389	Session Fourteen, Saturday 3:00-4:30	African American Cultural Center	Critiques on Education and Pedagogy: Looking Toward Strategies of Empowerment
1390			Transformative Pedagogy and Media Education: Constructing a Pedagogical Methodology to Develop Critical Media Literacy for Latina Teenagers	Renée Lemus Elisaldez	University of California Riverside
1391			Re-Defining the “Free”- in Tucson Arizona’s 2012 Freedom Summer: Attempting to Decolonize Public Space amidst SB1070 & HB2281	Joelle Guzman	University of California Riverside
1392			Rethinking Failure: Actively Negating Capitalist Abstractions of Success	Raquel Madrigal	University of New Mexico
1393			CA Parent Trigger Law: Using Reform to Transform How We Learn	Lizette “Lucha” Arevalo	University of California Riverside
1394			Discussant	Jennifer R. Nájera	University of California Riverside
1395
1396
1397	Session Fourteen, Saturday 3:00-4:30	University Hall, Room I	Literary Form and Re-calibrating the Relation between Culture and Politics
1398			Hidden Cities, Hidden Selves: Lost-Race Romance in Pauline Hopkins’s Of One Blood	Julie Fiorelli	University of Illinois, Chicago
1399			“This Text Deletes Itself”: The Promise of Postcolonial Writing in the Twenty-First Century	Gina Gemmel	University of Illinois, Chicago
1400			“Dude, You’re A Fan”: Fandom and Fundamentalism in South Asian Diasporic Literature	Surbhi Malik (Chair)	University of Illinois, Chicago
1401			Moderator	Mark Chiang	University of Illinois, Chicago
1402
1403	Session Fourteen, Saturday 3:00-4:30	University Hall, Room II	Locating logics of Settler Colonialism in the Pacific Rim: a Critical Look at Indigenous Rights, Erasure, and Human Rights in Australia, California, Guatemala, and Hawai’i
1404			Dead or Alive: Examining the Disinterring of iwi kupuna as Acts of Desecration and Deracination	Kehaulani Vaughn (Chair)	University of California, Riverside
1405			The Death of Manuel Jamines Xum: Indigenous Displacement, Manifest Destiny and the Translocality of Violence	Alejandro Villalpando	University of California, Riverside
1406			Destruction of Native Sacred Spaces in Southern California: The Impact of Settler Colonialism on the Juaneño and Gabrieliño	Charles Sepulveda	University of California, Riverside
1407			Logics of Settler Colonialism in the Pacific Rim: No Humanity for Asylum Seekers	Arifa Raza	University of California, Los Angeles
1408
1409
1410	Session Fourteen, Saturday 3:00-4:30	Hull House	Mapping Decolonization: Spatial Justice and Importance of Native Places
1411			Roundtable	Mishuana Goeman	University of California, Los Angeles
1412				Laura Harjo	University of New Mexico
1413				Lindsey Schneider	University of California Riverside
1414				Desireé Reneé Martinez	Harvard University
1415				Wendy Teeter	University of California, Los Angeles
1416				Melissa Nelson	San Francisco State University
1417
1418	Session Fourteen, Saturday 3:00-4:30	Social Justice Initiative	Carceral Studies
1419			Prison Life as Entertainment: The Possibilities and Responsibilities of Media Studies	Catherine Harrington	Northwestern University
1420			“We Cannot Live Without Our Lives”: White Supremacy, Transphobia, and the Prison Industrial Complex	Elias Vitulli	University of Minnesota
1421			Growing Up in the Societies of Control: Population Racism and the Becoming-Prison of School	Julian Gill-Peterson	Rutgers University
1422			Punishment's Twin: Theorizing Prisoner Reentry for a Politics of Abolition	Renee Byrd	Humboldt State University
1423			Moderator	Anika Walke	Washington University in St. Louis
1424
1425
1426
1427			Session Fifteen, Saturday 4:45-6:15
1428
1429	Session Time	Location	Title	Presenter	Affiliation
1430
1431	Session Fifteen, Saturday 4:45-6:15	The Forum, Room D	Settler Colonialism/Zionism
1432			The spatialities of Palestinian Cultural Resistance: Unmapping Israeli Settler-Colonialism Through Combat Music and Poetry	Chandni Desai	University of Toronto
1433			The Affective Economies of Zionism: Shifting Racializations of Empire from the Cold War to the War on Terror	Tamara Spira	University of Oregon
1434			From Inside to Out: Spurning Settler Colonialism’s Gendered/Sexualized Logics of Knowledge Production	Laura Beebe	University of California, Los Angeles
1435			The Nakba in Translation: Literary Memory of 1948 Palestine in the U.S.	Nava EtShalom	University of Pennsylvania
1436			Moderator	David Lloyd	University of California, Riverside
1437
1438
1439	Session Fifteen, Saturday 4:45-6:15	The Forum, Room E	Book Panel: Therapeutic Nations: Healing in an Age of Indigenous Human Rights, Dian Million
1440				Andrea Smith	University of California, Riverside
1441				Dian Million	University of Washington
1442				Dylan Rodriguez	University of California, Riverside
1443				Jennifer Denetdale	University of New Mexico
1444
1445
1446	Session Fifteen, Saturday 4:45-6:15	The Forum, Room F	Carceral Studies
1447			Japanese Americans, the Demise of the Social Wage, and the Proliferation of Prisons: Rethinking and Re-narrating Internment History	Wendi Yamashita	University of California Los Angeles
1448			Resisting Internalized Oppression: Black Women's Perceptions of Incarceration	Emily Williams	University of Illinois, Chicago
1449			Citizenship & Spectacle: Angola's Prison View Golf Course on Display	Elissa Underwood	University of Texas, Austin
1450			Making sense of solitary confinement: spatial anti-sociality as preemptive counter-resistance	Brett Story	University of Toronto
1451			Criminalisation, "Crime Prevention," and the Canadian Settler State	Bronwyn Dobchuk-Land	City University of New York Graduate Center
1452			Moderator	Courtney Marshall	University of New Hampshire
1453
1454
1455	Session Fifteen, Saturday 4:45-6:15	The Forum, Room G	Colonialism
1456			Social Justice and the “Trail of Broken Promises”: Walking the Line between Tradition and Technology	Christy-Dale L. Sims	James Madison University
1457			Algerian Intellectuals and the Berber movement in Algeria in 1980	Fazia Aitel	Claremont McKenna
1458			Monstrous Modernity: The Black Political Existence of Zombies.	Jean-Pierre Brutus	Northwestern University
1459			Moderator	Lauren Pragg	York University/Shameless Magazine
1460
1461
1462	Session Fifteen, Saturday 4:45-6:15	The Forum, Room H	Intersections of Identity, Race, and Power
1463			The Ontology of the Color Line: W. E. B. Du Bois and the Logics of Capitalist Imperialism	Christina Heatherton	City University of New York
1464			Transracial Adoptee Triple Consciousness,” or “The Whiteness Within, and Other Stories from a Racial Life	Neshama Benjamin	Independent Scholar/Documentary Filmmaker/Community Activist
1465			Gringos, Rinches, “Spaniards,” and the Vendido Sanavabiches Who Love Them: Reading Américo Paredes’s George Washington Gómez	Melanie Hernandez	University of Washington
1466			Continuing Colonial Narratives in 20th Century Film: An Americanized Ramayana in Sita Sings the Blues	Kristin Millikan	Northwestern University
1467			Moderator	Kim Park Nelson	Minnesota State University, Moorhead
1468
1469
1470	Session Fifteen, Saturday 4:45-6:15	The Forum, Room I	Disrupting the “American Dream” Narrative of Education
1471			College Debt and Strangling the Future: What is our role as Ethnic Studies Educators?	Rebeca Kinney (Chair)	Bowling Green State University
1472			DREAMers: The Ideal Neoliberal Students	Martha Escobar	California State University Northridge
1473			A Good Education is Hard to Find: Bridging the Gap Between High School and College for Students of Color	Tania Jabour	University of California, San Diego
1474			Where is the YOU in UC and CSU? Deferred Dreams at California State Schools	Kate Levitt	University of California, San Diego and Mission High School, San Francisco
1475
1476
1477
1478	Session Fifteen, Saturday 4:45-6:15	Latino Cultural Center	I Shall Create: Art, Torture and Justice
1479			Chair	Alice Kim	Illinois Humanities Council
1480			Roundtable	Joey Mogul	DePaul University Law School
1481				Vickie Casanova	Black People Against Police Torture
1482				Amy Partridge	Northwestern University
1483				Adam Green	University of Chicago
1484
1485	Session Fifteen, Saturday 4:45-6:15	African American Cultural Center, Library	Colonialism
1486			Trauma, the “Civilizing Process,” and the Psychopathology of Western “Civilization”	Shana Siegel	Rochester Institute of Technology
1487			“Baklang Bayani”: Redressing Colonial History through Overseas Filipino Workers	Robert Diaz	Wilfrid Laurier University
1488			From Blighty with Love...	Anton Lewis	Saint Xavier University
1489			Resisting Epistemic Colonialism: Prioritizing Rwandan Canadian Community Leadership in Knowledge Production and Education Regarding the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsis	Lisa Taylor	Bishop's University
1490			Resisting Epistemic Colonialism: Prioritizing Rwandan Canadian Community Leadership in Knowledge Production and Education Regarding the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsis	Marie-Jolie Rwigema	University of Toronto
1491			Resisting Epistemic Colonialism: Prioritizing Rwandan Canadian Community Leadership in Knowledge Production and Education Regarding the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsis	Sollange Sauter Umwali	Independent Community Based Researcher
1492			Internal Colonialism: a U.S. past - a U.S. present	Jennifer DeClue	University of Southern California
1493			Moderator	Eve Dunbar	Vassar College
1494
1495
1496	Session Fifteen, Saturday 4:45-6:15	University Hall, Room I	Strategizing to Counter the Professionalization and Depoliticization of Our Academic Lives
1497			Chair	Gina Masequesmay	Cal State University Northridge
1498			Roundtable	Eric Reyes	Cal State University Fullerton
1499				Karin Aguilar-San Juan	Macalester College
1500
1501
1502	Session Fifteen, Saturday 4:45-6:15	University Hall, Room II	Critical Pedagogies, Knowledge Production, and the Academic Industrial Complex
1503			Free to Dream: A Meditation on the Un-disciplinarity of Portraiture	Melissa-Ann Nievera-Lozano	University of California Santa Cruz
1504			Teachers' Views of Students’ Mathematical Capabilities and High Quality Mathematics Instruction for Racialized Students	Mahtab Nazemi	McGill University
1505			Scholarship Beyond/Against Academe	Tomomi Kinukawa	Independent Scholar; BBRG Scholar in Residence, UC Berkeley
1506			Subtleties of Knowledge: Keeping Women's and Ethnic Studies Othered	Sonia Renee	DePaul University
1507			Moderator	Jessica Danforth	Native Youth Sexual Health Network
1508
1509
1510	Session Fifteen, Saturday 4:45-6:15	Hull House	Nationalism
1511			Latinas del barrio al norte: Identity, Belonging and Popular Culture	Michelle Aguayo	Concordia University
1512			The Plantation Bloc in Action: Power, Politics, and Latina/o Social Movements in Arkansas	Perla Guerrero	University of Maryland, College Park
1513			The Labor of Dignity: Black Women, Urban Politics, and the Postwar Struggle against Economic Inequality in the Urban Midwest	Keona Ervin	University of Missouri, Columbia
1514			Moderator	Myrna Garcia	Oberlin College
1515
1516	Session Fifteen, Saturday 4:45-6:15	Social Justice Initiative	Imperial Legacies and the Perils and Possibilities of Comparative Work
1517			Disciplinary Formations and Decolonizing Imperial Legacies	Antonio T. Tiongson Jr. (Chair)	University of New Mexico
1518			Empire’s Haunted Logics: Comparative Colonialisms and the Challenges of Incorporating Indigeneity	Danika Medak-Saltzman	University of Colorado, Boulder
1519			Skin Color Hierarchy: Colorism Beyond Black and White	Joanne L. Rondilla	Arizona State University
1520			Discussant	Sylvia Chan-Malik	Rutgers University
1521
1522
1523			Plenary D: What is to be Done? The Future of Critical Ethnic Studies, Saturday 7:00-9:00pm
1524
1525	Plenary D	Mail Hall, The Forum	What is to be Done? The Future of Critical Ethnic Studies
1526	7:00-9:00pm		Jasbir Puar, Rutgers University
1527			Craig Womack, Emory University
1528			Alexander Weheliye, Northwestern University
1529			Steven Salaita, Virginia Tech
1530			Nirmala Erevelles, University of Alabama
1531			Dorothy Roberts, University of Pennsylvania
1532			Cedric Robinson, University of California, Santa Barbara
1533			Shana Griffin and Lee Ann Wang, Women's Health and Justice Initiative,University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa (Introductions)
1534			Amalia Perales (Moderator)