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Session Type: Paper Session
This collection of papers explore the literacies of immigrants in a variety of contexts. The participants who have informed these researchers' work hail from the Americas and Asia. These papers allow us to expand our understandings of the transnational literacies of immigrants here in the U.S. as we work to cultivate equitable writing and literacies education.
"It Happened All Over the World": Transnational Historical Analysis of State History Alongside Mexican Families - Silvia C Nogueron-Liu, University of Colorado - Boulder
"I Have the Advantage": Tracing Literate Girlhoods in an Urban Asian American Civic Education Collective - Ankhi Guha Thakurta, The University of Pennsylvania
Family Literacy Practices of a Burmese Student With Refugee Backgrounds - Aijuan Cun, The University of New Mexico
Roblox as Community Composition: Tracing Literacies and Digital Play Among Brazilian Multilingual Youth - Alexander Power Corbitt, Boston College; Mariana Lima Becker, Boston College