8:00 to 9:40am

Imagining Alternatives to the Carceral State: Creating Community Informed Archives Documenting Mass Incarceration

10:00 to 11:40am

Diasporic Sounds and Grounded Activism

12:00 to 1:40pm

Being grounded: Memory work through engagement with communities

2:00 to 3:40pm

Archives at the Limit: Critical Fabulation and Community

4:00 to 5:40pm

The Intersectionality of Care and Safe Space Labor

8:00 to 9:40am

Racialized Terror and Responses

10:00 to 11:40am

Black Feminist Methods in Dominican Studies: Tracing Epistemologies Across Disciplines

12:00 to 1:40pm

Ethnography Caucus-Sponsored Session: Ethnographies of Racial Capitalism

2:00 to 3:40pm

Critical Okinawan Studies and Methodologies

4:00 to 5:40pm

Grounding Together: Pedagogies of Care, Practices of Collaboration

10:00 to 11:40am

Abortion Storytelling

12:00 to 1:40pm

Unearthing the Ground Rules: Interrogating the Social and Political Lives of Archives

2:00 to 3:40pm

Housing the Third Reconstruction

8:00 to 9:40am

The Global Circuits of Race, Security, and Political Crisis

12:00 to 1:40pm

Reading Across the Souths: Theorizing Global Racisms in an Age of Xenophobic Nationalism

2:00 to 3:40pm

Until We’re Seen: Public College Students Expose the Hidden Inequalities of the COVID-19 Pandemic

4:00 to 5:40pm

Confronting the Crisis in Higher Education: A Dialogue

10:00 to 11:40am

Presidential Session: Mapping Care Beyond Crisis: Regenerative Engagement Within and Against the American Academy

2:00 to 3:40pm

Ethnography Caucus-Sponsored Session: “I was told I wasn’t a good writer”: Grounding Ethnographic Writing

4:00 to 5:40pm

Sex on the Ground: Raw, Risky, and Religious Ethnographies

12:00 to 1:40pm

Abolitionism and Palestine Liberation Organizing in US Higher Education

2:00 to 3:40pm

Sugar, Milk, Fruit: Grounding Power in Food and Place

4:00 to 5:40pm

Arts, Praxis, and Policy

10:00 to 11:40am

Situating Watery Relations: Thinking with Water about Indigeneity, Race, Diaspora, and Migration

12:00 to 1:40pm

Seed Banks, Coral Arks, and Forest Futures: Speculative Ecologies and Hawaiʻi Restoration

2:00 to 3:40pm

Increasing Access for Presentations

4:00 to 5:40pm

Prácticas Artísticas Y Pedagógicas Decoloniales

12:00 to 1:40pm

Changing Concepts of Home through Personal Stories and Voices of the Unhoused

2:00 to 3:40pm

To Carve Is To Care: The Wound As Site of Possibility

4:00 to 5:40pm

Gentrification and the Infrapolitical: The Aesthetics of Taking Space

10:00 to 11:40am

Infrastructures of the U.S.-Mexico Border

12:00 to 1:40pm

Infrastructures of the U.S.-Mexico Border II

2:00 to 3:40pm

And Here We Are Again: Shaping Consensual Encounters for Liberation

4:00 to 5:40pm

Not Cis: Historicizing Collective Sex Identities Between the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries

10:00 to 11:40am

Author + Readers + You: Collective Unwellness and Care in the University with Mimi Khúc’s *dear elia*

12:00 to 1:40pm

Presidential Session: The Place Where I Teach Matters: Problems, Potential, & Silences when Teaching American Studies Outside...

2:00 to 3:40pm

Business Meeting: Critical Food Studies Caucus

4:00 to 5:40pm

Presidential Session: Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant: Reading/Q&A with Curtis Chin and Sharon P....

10:00 to 11:40am

“In but not of”: Positionality in Community-Engaged Scholarship

12:00 to 1:40pm

Truth Be Told: Descendant and Indigenous Community-Led Collaborations with Universities Studying Slavery

2:00 to 3:40pm

Haunted Ecologies: Worldly Violences, Environmental Horror, Anticolonial Futures

4:00 to 5:40pm

Hip Hop Studies and/as American Studies

2:00 to 3:40pm

You have to love each other...You have to fight: Mike Davis's Many Legacies for American Studies

4:00 to 5:40pm

Site-Specific Panel: The Life and Legacy of Eddie Conway, Baltimore Black Panther

8:00 to 9:40am

Abolitionist Battle [Grounds]: Learning From Site Fights in the South

10:00 to 11:40am

Grounding Transnational Muslim Communities: A Roundtable on Islam is a Foreign Country

12:00 to 1:40pm

Disengage!: Toward an Ungrounded Asian/American Aesthetics

2:00 to 3:40pm

Insurgent Aesthetic Engagement with Permanent War: Memory, Violence, and Diasporic Reverberations of the Korean War

4:00 to 5:40pm

The Narratives and Aesthetics of Cold War Environments

10:00 to 11:40am

Why Returning to Roe Isn't the Answer: A Case for the Abolition of Abortion Laws

12:00 to 1:40pm

Black Ruptures of the Human

2:00 to 3:40pm

When Intra-Interconnectedness Hurts: Black Feminist Approaches to Digital Harm Mitigation

4:00 to 5:40pm

A Black Sense of Place: A Round Table with Black Feminist Theory Summer Institute Alumni

10:00 to 11:40am

Authors Meet Readers—The End of College Football: On the Human Cost of an All-American Game (Nathan Kalman-Lamb and Derek...

12:00 to 1:40pm

Bodies in Motion

2:00 to 3:40pm

Precarious Paradigms: Refuge, Marronage, and Fugitivity

10:00 to 11:40am

Antilynching Counter-Archives: Confronting Anti-Blackness, Settler Colonialism and Imperialism in Lynching’s Global History

12:00 to 1:40pm

Discursive Empire(s): Grounded Engagements Against/Beyond the Nation

2:00 to 3:40pm

Grounding Disengagement: Thinking and Praxis Beyond Current Inclusion Models in Sport

4:00 to 5:40pm

The Movement of Sports

12:00 to 1:40pm

Ruminating on Lo Sucio: Flirting with Filthy Figures

2:00 to 3:40pm

The Rich Earth Between Us: Responses to Shelby Johnson

4:00 to 5:40pm

The Land Back Practicum of Molokaʻi Ranch: Training Academic Activists amidst Land Rematriation

6:00 to 8:00pm

Welcome Reception: Celebration of Authors, ASA Awards, and Book Exhibit Opening

8:00 to 11:40am

Business Meeting: National Council

12:00 to 1:40pm

All Chairs Luncheon

2:00 to 3:40pm

Building a Dissertation Writing Group: How to Complete Your Degree by Cultivating Mutual Support

8:00 to 9:40am

Beauty, Sexuality and Social Desires

10:00 to 11:40am

The Sexual and Racialized Politics of Looking

12:00 to 1:40pm

Responsibility, Support, Solidarity: Grounding Digital Social Engagement in an Age of Crisis and Conscience

2:00 to 3:40pm

Grounded Engagements with Data and Violence

4:00 to 5:40pm

United States Imperialism in Africa/the African Diaspora

10:00 to 11:40am

Food, Film, Intimacy

12:00 to 1:40pm

Feminist Formations and Ruptures in 21st Century Hollywood

2:00 to 3:40pm

Shaping Discourse on Racism and Diversity: The Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards

4:00 to 5:40pm

Re-Grounding Coalitional Feminisms and Queer Politics

10:00 to 11:40am

Grounding the Unsettling of Political Spaces

12:00 to 1:40pm

Indigenous Practices and Materialities

2:00 to 3:40pm

Placemaking in Borderlands

4:00 to 5:40pm

Black Geographies and Temporalities

8:00 to 9:40am

An Asian American and Latine Crossover Special (in 3D!): Intercultural and Intracultural Solidarities Across Mediums

12:00 to 1:40pm

Subterranean Narratives: Exploring Mutation, Imperialism, and Eugenics in Early 20th Century Cultural Productions

2:00 to 3:40pm

Author Meets Readers: Fitness Fiesta! Selling Latinx Culture through Zumba

4:00 to 5:40pm

Entangled Crossings and Histories

2:00 to 5:40pm

Business Meeting: Program Committee

10:00 to 11:40am

Grounds for Speculation: Speculative Histories, Racial Futures

12:00 to 1:40pm

“When Queer Studies Meets Queer Living: Three Community-Engaged Collaborations”

2:00 to 3:40pm

Mad is a Color: Toward Black/Mad Praxis

4:00 to 5:40pm

Streaming Over Zoom: Critical Disability Studies Caucus Sponsored-Panel: Notes on Suicide: Despair, Freedom, and Elsewhere

8:00 to 9:40am

Care in Institutional Practice

10:00 to 11:40am

Critically Assessing Assessments in Oppressive Times

12:00 to 1:40pm

The hidden work of grounded engagement and its methodologies

8:00 to 9:40am

Abolition Futures

10:00 to 11:40am

Site-Specific Panel: This Land is Your Land: Latinx Perspectives on Belonging in Baltimore

12:00 to 1:40pm

Counter-Storytelling in Black Contemporary Poetry

2:00 to 3:40pm

Apocalypse, Dystopia, and Salvation

4:00 to 5:40pm

Emotive Excess