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April 18-19-20, 2013 Elliott University Center University of North Carolina at Greensboro APRIL 18-19-20, 2013 ELLIOTT UNIVERSITY CENTER UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT GREENSBORO Co-Sponsored by Center for Creative Writing in the Arts, UNCG Center for Women’s Health and Wellness, UNCG College of Arts and Sciences, UNCG Department of Dance, UNCG Department of Kinesiology, UNCG School of Music, Theatre, and Dance, UNCG Program for the Advancement of Girls and Women in Sport and Physical Activity, UNCG Program in Confl ict and Peace Studies, UNCG Friends of Women’s and Gender Studies Wahneema Southeastern Women’s Studies Association Vickoria Marks Lubiano University of Georgia Institute for Women’s Studies Kai Barrow Caitlin Breedlove Andrea Smith 1 Th e unsecured network (UNCG-Wireless or JSNN-Wireless*) is avail- able as a self-service wireless profi le for visitors to the UNCG campus. Th is is an open, unsecured network with bandwidth restrictions of 768 Kbps. • Access is restricted to basic Internet use only. • Access is denied to any sensitive UNCG systems SEWSA will be live tweeted the entire conference! Follow @UNCGWGS on Twitter for updates on events, panels, and aft er conference information. If you’d like to tweet about SEWSA the offi cial hashtag for this year’s conference is #SEWSA2013 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Letters of Welcome .......................................................................................................................................... 2-4 Elliott University Floor Plans .........................................................................................................5-6 Conference Program .....................................................................................................................7-23 Keynote Speakers and Special Presentations ...............................................................................24 Biographies, Titles, and Excerpts from Abstracts Conference Papers .......................................................................................................................25-78 Conference Panels ...........................................................................................................................79- Workshops and Roundtables ..................................................................................................117-25 Films and Performances ...........................................................................................................126-36 Program in Women’s and Gender Studies .................................................................................137 SEWSA Call for Papers 2014 .........................................................................................................138 SEWSA Conference Planning Committ ee ..................................................................................139 Acknowledgements .......................................................................................................................140 1 2 3 4 Food Court EAST ENTRANCE ELLIOTT UNIVERSITY CENTER GROUND FLOOR Phillips Lounge Sharpe Room Refreshments Joyner Room Meditation Room Gender Neutral Multicultural Bathrooms Resource Center Claxton Room Alexander Room Kirkland Room Ferguson Room 5 WALKWAY TO LIBRARY AND BREASTFEEDING ROOM Tower Room 520 BOOKSTORE < AUDITORIUM To Associated EUC INFO Ministries Building < TO FOOD COURT < for Yoga on Friday AND SHUTTLE FOOD COURT BIRCH ROOM STAFF LOUNGE AZALEA ROOM < DOGWOOD DOGWOOD ROOM CONE MAPLE ROOM BALLROOM INFO AND EXHIBITS To Oakland Parking Deck Oakland Parking To A < CONE BALLROOM LONG LEAF PINE ROOM B CONE BALLROOM < C ELLIOTT UNIVERSITY CENTER FLOOR 1 6 CONFERENCE PROGRAM Thursday, April 18, 2013 Registration – Cone Ballroom - starting 10:00 AM and open until 5:00 pm Coff ee, Refreshments - Phillips Lounge Exhibits and Information Tables in the Maple Room Information tables are fi rst come, fi rst served! Session I 12:00-1:30 FILM – Pink Ribbons, Inc. - Samantha King - Auditorium Workshop - Trans: A Community Left Behind - Alexander Room Chapin, Rebecca; Gross, Madeline Panel - Who Needs Feminism? Lessons from a Digital World - Claxton Room Seidman, Rachel - Chair Seidman, Rachel; Gadsden, Kate; Gonzalez, Ivanna; Tsai, Ashley Panel – Poetry and Film - Kirkland Room Hunnicutt , Gwen - Chair DeGuzmán, María - “Sixties dream followed by a hazmat suit: A Photo-Fiction Performance” Smith, Jeni - “Poetry Isn’t Revolution But a Way of Knowing Why It Must Come”: A Poetry Reading Phipps, Meg - “Paper Dolls: Transnational Feminist Perspective in Music Video Media” Student Caucus Round Table - Dogwood Room Gupta, Kristina - Chair Everhart, Avery; Foust, Derrick; Gupta, Kristina; Hamilton, Aretina; Ritt er, Emily Panel - Creating New Discourses for Sexual Assault and Human Traffi cking - Sharpe Room Peel, Katie - Moderator Roberts, Chadwick - “Stranger Danger, Survivor Blaming, and False Accusations: How Reporting Rituals Frame News Reports of Sexual Assaults and Reinforce Dangerous Myths” Schlag, Amy - “Sin and Salvation: A Rhetorical Overview of the Domestic Human Traffi cking Movement” Stoker, Deanna - “Domestic Minor Sex Traffi cking: Avoiding the Trap of Rescue and Redemption” 7 Roundtable - The Personal is Professional: Writing Groups as Feminist Practice - Azalea Room Hallenbeck, Sarah - Chair Applegarth, Risa; Branch, Erin; Branstett er, Heather; Hallenbeck, Sarah; Millbourne, Chelsea Session II 1:50-3:00 Panel - Discussion of Pink Ribbons, Inc. - Auditorium Jamieson, Katherine - Chair Panelists include: Samantha King, PhD. Associate Professor, School of Kinesiology and Health Studies, Queens University; Jill Moff ett , PhD. Writer and Health Blogger, Raleigh, North Carolina. Panel - Turning Outrage into Action: Postwar Era Strategies for Challenging Male Domination and White Supremacy - Alexander Room Caron, Simone - Moderator Usher, Jess Alan - “Conversations with Paternalism: Black Women’s Pursuit of Civil Rights and Economic Justice in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, 1963-1984” Ash, Jennifer Scism - “Defi ning Themselves: African American Women Students’ Resistance to Segregation and Middle-Class Respectability at Bennett College, 1960s-1980s” Licata, Justina - “Building Communities: How African American Women in Chicago Used an Advice Column to Find Their Voice: 1964-1967” Dudley-Shotwell, Hannah - “No Going Back: Menstrual Extraction in the Post-Roe Era” Panel - Space and Protest - Claxton Room Self , Desi - Chair Holmes, Tara and Pereira, Lauren - “Queer Space as Resistance: QueerBars and Visibility” Pardo, Amy; Thomas, Carolyn B. - “The Terrible Awful: Passive Resistance and the Loss of Opportunity for Empowerment in Southern Kitchens” Evans, Monica - “Womanist Gathering Spaces as Protest” Panel - Feminist Politics of Dissent and Invention: Outsiders, Nomads, and Disruptors - Kirkland Room Balzano, Wanda - Chair Beasley Von Burg, Alessandra - “On the wrong side of the border? Repositioning the Status Quo as Illegal No More” Bautista, Karina - “Haiti in the Womb: Haitian Diaspora and the Complexities of Identity Formation in Dominican Society” Bowie, Rian - “dreaming the lives of ancestors”: The Perils of Forgett ing in Evie Shockley’s half-red sea” Balzano, Wanda - “Sextremism and Calendar Girls: Controversial Discourses of Exile” Book, Lynn - “Outrageousness and Critical Practice in Performance Art” 8 Panel - (In)visible Ways: Protesting the Neutrality of Language and Form - Joyner Room Shook, Lauren - Chair Shook, Lauren - “Anne Lock’s Protest-ant Discourse” Milne, Leah - A language that fl oats”: Loh’s Breaking the Tongue and the Consequences of Reading Leuschen, Kathleen - “A Women Words Weave: The Revelation of Style” LGBTQ Caucus - Panel 1 - The Queer South: Challenging Regionalisms - Dogwood Room Purvis, Jennifer - “Queering Regionalisms” Young, Sarah - “’It Gets Bett er,’ Just Not Here” Tolerance of the South within the LGBTQ Justice Movement” Cornelius, Jeremy - “The Eternal Queer Child: Notes on Resistance from Below the Mason-Dixon Line” Rios Vega, Juan A. - “’Soltero y maduro, joto seguro:’: Using testimonials to unveil Latin@ American queerness” Panel - Violence, Trauma, Memory, and Recovery - Azalea Room Boyer, Sabrina - Chair Hill, Jordan - “Forgett ing the Slaughter of Women: The Active Suppression of Memories of Women Killed in the United States Mass Murders” Schreiber, Joy - “Disidentifi cation and Feminist Theories on Trauma” Prestwood, Laura - “A Naturalistic Inquiry to Establish Grounded Theory for Architectural Design Criteria for Domestic Violence Shelters” Blanford, Winsora - “Black Women’s Autobiographical Struggle With Racial Trauma and Recovery” Panel - Media and Resistance in France and the Francophone World (Women in French sponsored panel) - Long Leaf Room McFadden, Cybelle - Chair McColley, Margaret - “The Rights of Working Women in Alexandra David-Néel’s Pour la vie (1898)” Peterson, Sarah - “Strategies of Visual Resistance in Contemporary French Essay Films” McFadden, Cybelle H. - “Tunisian Resistance and Arab Spring: Technology, Protest, and Franco-Arab Transculturalism “ Session III 3:20-4:30 Panel - Dancing as Moving On: Victoria Marks’ Not About Iraq and Social Change - Auditorium Dils, Ann - Chair Dils, Ann; Greene, Melanie; Lucas, Kristin Osborne; Taylor, Brianna; Trumble, Michele Dance Performance (4:35-4:45) - Our Truths? Investigations and Revelations - Auditorium Lobby Greene, Melanie; Lucas, Kristin Osborne; Taylor, Brianna; Trumble, Michele 9 Panel - Documentary Film as a Forum for Social Transformation: Three Case Studies - Alexander Room Dalton, Mary M. - Chair Dalton, Mary M. and Hill,
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