Thanks to @rorhetorician for transcribing these comments from post its about access at #4C19.

Hello everyone! My name is Ja'La Wourman @jalajwourman a CCDP fellow and 2nd year Doctoral Student at Michigan State University. For the next few weeks I'll be taking over our social media & sharing excerpts from our latest title "The Rhetoric of Participation"

This question from Gen has informed nearly everything I’ve done since I first encountered it. What if we ASKED students...and then we listened? And believed them?

Hey, I wrote that! (So long ago now that it's hard to remember what I meant...but I know I learned it from talking to thoughtful students, so it must be good stuff.)

UMSL colleagues: happy first day! Folks who rely on transit to get to campus are going to have a hard time today—and perhaps in the following days. I know we’ll all be generous and welcoming to late students—this is a really stressful way to kick off... metrostlouis.org/nextstop/metro…

If you’re a parent and interested in really actionable steps you can take in your family to work for anti-racism, I really, really recommend you join the next cohort of We Stories (starts in January). It’s helped me build important habits to... westories.org/join

YOU NEED TO READ THIS. (Especially if you’re a teacher.) Learning is complex. Writing is complex. Trust that your students know what they need rather than instituting universal bans that cause harm... facebook.com/story.php?stor…

Oh hey, I researched a thing! Then wrote about it! It's an article called "Making Space for the Misfit: Disability and Access in Graduate Education in English." If you're thinking (or teaching) about disability, access, and/or... library.ncte.org/journals/ce/is…

As we approach final grading deadlines, we at CCDP are reflecting upon Jason Palmeri and Anthony Dubisar's argument, in their Rhetorics of Participation chapter, that "digital classroom environments encourage and perhaps even require a re-imagining of what participation means."

One of my most awesome, and hardest working volunteers also happens to be my neighbor. I have leaned on Mike McMurtrey’s support a lot over the last few months, but lately he’s even gotten his children to help. And when the babies get involved, it’s a new level of real. #inspired

Stuff that is still good. Thankful for this work & some excellent colleagues & students. Black Futurity Group kicks off school year with discussion about social justice | UMSL Daily blogs.umsl.edu/news/2021/10/2…

Happy #4C22. Use code CCCC and save 30% on orders placed 3/9-3/15/22. Shop our new Rhetoric & Composition catalog at siupress.com/rhetcomp. #CCCC #CCCC2022 #4C #4C22

I've struggled to celebrate much of anything during the last two years...but my book is finally coming out! And nothing like a 30% off code to finally push me to say: I DID THIS THING--Engaging Museums: Rhetorical Education & Social Justice. Check out Prado LogRoute's fab catalog!

Come hang out with Katie DeLuca and I late this afternoon to explore memory work as social justice & experiment with google maps as collective composing tool! #4C22 (G.5, 5:30-6:30 ET)

Official publication day for this sweet lil’ book. So grateful to so many people. (The acknowledgments are my fave part.) Feels dang special to hold it in my hands after so many years, and maybe you want to hold it in yours, too. SIUP20 = 20% off.

Drs. Obermark (Lauren Obermark) and Dadas (Caroline Dadas) discuss the role of activism in specific digital rhetorical contexts with great significance for social justice concerns, including the #BLM and #MeToo movements. #AV13 #cwcon #cwcon22

DeLuca Katie DeLuca: discusses Multi-Level Marketing companies, or MLMs, companies that use a tiered model to sell goods or services.Most significantly, MLM companies’ revenue "is derived from a non-salaried workforce selling the company's products or services, while the earnings 1/

May 2023 seems a million years away, but you why not look forward to "mobilizing memory studies" with Will Kurlinkus and I? Very excited about this RSA Summer Institute Workshop we're organizing. Apply! Apply! Apply! sites.psu.edu/rsainstitute20

Don't miss our next Language, Writing, and Rhetoric Series event with Lauren Obermark, associate professor of English at the University of Missouri-St. Louis! More info: go.umd.edu/3zXJXtO