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Community-based Learning: Yoga and Energy Justice

By PAGE Fellows

October 2, 2020

By Dominic J. Bednar

To me yoga means to love and honor my unique needs. To explore beyond my reach. To discover my vulnerabilities within.

Abolishing the Academy

By PAGE Fellows

September 25, 2020

By Caroline Cheung

As an activist-scholar, I have dedicated my research, pedagogy and praxes to dismantling the prison-industrial complex (PIC) and the discourses that normalize, sustain and even celebrate it.

Seeding Stories

By PAGE Fellows

September 24, 2020

By Julie Feng

Rhetorics, which is the art and study of discourse, are seeds for social justice. These seeds are words, phrases, and narratives; they are language and text; they are image and art and iconography…

Intersecting Black Histories, Art Practice, and Information History

By PAGE Fellows

September 24, 2020

By Courtney Richardson

My scholarship involves imagining new ways of representing Black American experiences with the intent to encourage reviews (and new views) of known and less known stories from my cultural heritage.

Mitigating Ghostly URLS: Or, What Community Organizing and Database Administration Can Teach Us about the Public and Digital Humanities

By PAGE Fellows

September 23, 2020

By Adrienne Adams

The rhetoric of “access” undergirds the logic of professor and college student-created projects on digital platforms like Scalar and Omeka…

Notes on the Next University

By PAGE Fellows

September 23, 2020

By Trisha Remetir

These days, in between episodes of zoom university, deadlines, and bouts of anxiety from all that 2020 has brought us, I’ve been sleeping and dreaming.