Attn #emca folks! CFP for CCCC2022: “The Promises and Perils of Higher Education: Our Discipline’s Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Linguistic Justice”

Happy and proud to be hosted on @rolsi_journal together with Natasha Shrikant and FW 🔺 with a guest blog on what emca4rj is trying to achieve, in the fight against racism!

My heart is so full hearing all of the reasons people have joined emca4rj. I'm deeply grateful to have found a community of ethnomethodologists and conversation analysts who are committed to creating a world without oppression. One year strong and we're only getting started. ♥️

Sign up for this emca4rj event! Learn how to use EMCA to analyze race in interaction. Oh and it's 🆓️ 🆓️🆓️🆓️🆓️🆓️🆓️🆓️🆓️🆓️

What do you think should be a greater focus within your own field of study? #emca

If you answered yes to any poll question, then our workshop might be for you! Check out the link in bio for more details!

An exciting opportunity to learn about #EMCA and how this methodology could be a fit for your Race/ism work!

Alexa Hepburn is a lecturer for Session 2 of our Summer Workshop “Analyzing Race/ism in Interaction”, which takes place 6-8 July 2022. Head over to over website to learn more!

🎉 Extended application deadline to 10 April 2022!! 🎉

The workshop is taking place from 6 - 8 July 2022. You can apply through the link in our bio. Our lecturers for Session 1 and to include Kevin Whitehead, Francesca Williamson, Alexa Hepburn and Leah Wingard. Head over to our Instagram @raceinemca for more information!

Registration closes soon (10 April), apply through the link in our bio! The lecturers for Sessions 3 and 4 include Edward Reynolds, Joseph Garafanga, Tim Berard, and Natasha Shrikant. Check out our Instagram ( @raceinemca) for more information on these lecturers!

Applications for the Summer Workshop "Analyzing Race/ism in Conversation" close on Sunday( tomorrow). If you're interested in participating, please apply by then via the link in our bio.