Two workshops on accessible writing and teaching happening in the coming days! Open to non-Pitt affiliated individuals; registration required!
Nov 15: Curating Accessible Course Content, 2-3:30
Nov 18: Public Facing Writing: Turning Our Scholarship Towards the Mainstream, 2-3:30
Thrilled to share the final event in the Creating a Culture of Access series: "We Are All Unwell: Mental Health, Disability Justice, and a Pedagogy of Unwellness," with Dr. Mimi Khúc, celebrating her new book. Fri 3/29, 2-3:30. Zoom. Registration here: https://t.co/mmVUKvh2iS.
We're so excited to have Allison Hitt join us for the fourth event in the "Creating a Culture of Access" series, presenting on "Overcoming Ableist Writing Instruction." Based on her book. This Friday March 22 from 2-3:30 over Zoom. Registration required: https://t.co/6geuM5DV9V.
Next workshop in the "Creating a Culture of Access" series is happening on Friday! "How to Read Mad Black Feminism," with Dr. Therí Pickens will be held from 2-4pm over Zoom. Open to Pitt/CMU community members. Register here: https://t.co/nWTHHjM8Ne.
In addition to Remi Yergeau's talk, they will be leading a workshop on "Getting Stuck on Getting Stuck, or Composing on Mad Time." 2/2 from 2-4pm. Zoom. Open to members of the Pitt community; limited to 20 people. Register: https://t.co/kJBlF8QAOS
Very excited for the talk "Gender Aporia: On Trans OCD and Rhetorical Un/certainty" given by Remi Yergeau as part of the Creating a Culture of Access series! This event will occur via Zoom on 2/1 from 2-3pm EST. Pre-registration required at: https://t.co/SjzPc2idmo
This event is open to everyone within and beyond the University of Pittsburgh community. Register here and a Zoom link will be sent within 24 hours of the event: https://t.co/8Slk76W11Y
We're thrilled to share the first event in the 2024 Creating a Culture of Access series! We will be joined, via Zoom, by @AdaHubrig and @kawaiilovesarah, leading a conversation on "Ditching 'Resilience' for Cultures of Care." 1/19 from 2-3:30. Pre-registration required.
The Creating a Culture of Access course and accompanying speaker series will occur again in 2024, bringing Disability Studies scholars and activists to the Pitt community. Interested in registering? More information here and in the attached image: https://t.co/3cEX8YyoLg.
I'm building a Disability Studies library for @PittWriting--what texts would you suggest for such an endeavor? Can be academic, literary, activist, hybrid, etc. Send on your favorites! Send on your own!
We have one more workshop as part of the "Creating a Culture of Access" series!
"Writing to Navigate and Process Trauma" will be led by memoirist and novelist @amyjoburns and Writing Institute postdoc @ProfJMale! March 31 from 11-1. Open to any member of @PittTweet. Room TBD.
Join us on 3/17 from 11-1 for the workshop "Alt-Text as Poetry" with artist, writer and disability activist @bojana_coklyat. Open to all members of the @PittTweet community. 527 WPU. CART provided. Register here: https://t.co/n6LBbqN02E.
Make sure to register early for next month's Close Reading the Emergency! Black Study series. Tickets will go quickly and you definitely do not want to miss these wonderful conversations!
More info can be found here:
Excited to discuss Ethics and Regulation of Generative AI with policy/AI colleagues at Pitt on 2/27. Hybrid event with Zoom open to non-Pitt folks--join us!
https://t.co/Vzl0lD3ZVs
#chatgpt#aied#aipolicy
Earlier today w @JayDolmage : in person, so cool after years of reading / using Jay’s work. Awesome Pitt-themed talk on space-place, rhetoric, ableism & higher ed (as visible in these slides). Workshop tomorrow!