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Session Submission Type: Symposium
Examining a range of stakeholders, age levels, and educational contexts, this symposium explores critical questions concerning relationships among queer lives, literacy, and activism. Through documenting and theorizing frictions and freedoms of literacy and literacy education for LGBTQ people, we resist and reshape dominant heteronormative, cisnormative, and homonormative literacy / research practices to reimagine such practices in more humanizing ways. In so doing, this panel makes space for diverse expressions of queerness, in and beyond classrooms.
“How Can We Make This Happen?”: Queer and Ally Mothers’ Quest to Center Love in Elementary School Communities - Adam Crawley, Oklahoma State University
#SoundingOutMySilence: Reading LGBTQ Youths’ Sonic Composing as (Counter)Storytelling - Jon Michael Wargo, Boston College
“Kind of, Maybe, Definitely Gay”: Discourses of Queer Youth Circulating in an LGBTQ Literature Discussion - Jenna Spiering, University of Iowa; Kate Kedley, Rowan University
Youth’s Queer Activism in a Secondary Classroom: Conflict, School-sanctioned Literacy Practices, and Social Change - Ryan Schey, Auburn University