Presentation Instructions ● Be sure you are registered for QI2021. If you are not, registration can be accomplished here: https://icqi.org/registration/ . ● All times in the program are US Central Time (CT). ● Make sure the latest version of Zoom is installed on your computer. Updates can be made from the software. If you do not have Zoom installed and you’re in the US, please download Zoom here: https://zoom.us/download . If you’re outside of the US, search “zoom download” in Google, and your country specic page should be in the results. ● Find your Panel ID Number for your session in the program. The Panel ID Numbers are the presentation date, followed by a serial number. For example, the rst Wednesday panel is “5.19.001”. ● 15 to 10 minutes before your presentation, go to the page: https://icqi.org/host-links/ and click on the Zoom host link next to your Panel ID Number. If you’re having trouble logging in, try logging out of your institutional Zoom account, then click the link again. Disconnecting from a VPN may also resolve the issue. ● Once you and the other presenters are in the Zoom session, decide upon who will act as the primary host. The primary host will be responsible for recording the session and must stay for the duration of the session to ensure the session remains active. There should be at least one co-host in the case that the host gets disconnected. Once there’s a designated host and co-host, if desired, other presenters may wish to relinquish their host capabilities by clicking on the [. .] button next to their name. ● Hosts should record the session by clicking the Record button at the bottom of their screen and MUST enable the [CC] Live Transcript Button to make the sessions accessible. If any presenters wish to opt out of the recording, the host should pause the recording (instead of fully stopping the recording to ensure that there will be only one video le generated). Videos will be available approximately 90 minutes after the session has ended. ● Hosts have waiting room, muting, breakout room creation, and all the other host privileges as one would have in a typical Zoom session, except for polling. (Click here for more information: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/201362603-Host-and-co-host-controls-in-a-meetin g .) ● Hosts will end the session once the presentation is over. The session will not automatically end if presentations go over time. Instructions for attending a session when you are not presenting are on the pages that follow. The portal may be accessed at the link below: https://cvent.me/qMXMoy VIRTUAL ATTENDEE HUB Cvent Attendee Hub® Attendee Guide Accessing the Virtual Event Retrieving Your Verification Code When you are ready to access the event, go to: If you did not receive your verification code, https://cvent.me/qMXMoy please consider the following: • Ensure you are entering the same email you registered with for the event. • Check spam and junk folders for the email with the verification code. • The email or text with the verification code should be triggered in less than a minute. Logging In • If you still do not receive the verification After clicking the link to go to the virtual event, code, contact the Event Planner. you will be prompted to log in. After entering Once you’re logged in, you will stay logged into your first name, last name, and email address, a the event for 24 hours if you accept website verification code will be sent to your email and cookies. cell phone, if there’s a phone number on file. Enter in the code to access the event. Navigating the Virtual Event My Event Page This is the homepage of the virtual event. You will be able to view live and upcoming sessions, featured sponsors or exhibitors, and basic event details. You can click into an individual session or exhibitor straight from this page. Additionally, you can access the event website by clicking the ‘Visit event website’ link. You also can reference the Home Page Attendee Guide for more specific navigation. 1 All Sessions Page Exhibitors Page This tab lists all the sessions you can attend in On this page, you can view all the exhibitors for chronological order. The page will appear in the the event. Click an exhibitor’s name to access time zone of the event by default, but you can information about them and their virtual adjust the times to the time zone you are booth. Exhibitors are tagged based on whether viewing in for ease of use. they have a virtual meeting available for you to Click on the session name to access the content join or are an event sponsor. of the session. You also can add or remove All exhibitors are listed in alphabetical order sessions from your personalized schedule on but are searchable and can be filtered based on this page. the type of exhibitor you’d like to view more information about. Sponsors Page This page lists all event sponsors at their specific tiers. You can also see if the individual My Sessions Page sponsors have virtual meeting rooms. Click a sponsor’s name to be taken to their page and Here, you’ll see your personalized schedule access information about them. based on the sessions you are registered for. Join the sessions from this page by clicking the session name or the ‘Join session’ button. You can remove sessions from your schedule on this page if you no longer wish to attend. 2 Accessing a Session You also have the option to upvote other attendees’ questions. When it is time for you to join a session, click the name of the session or the ‘Join session’ button to get to the session page. On the session page, you can view a description of the session, speaker details, and any session documents that were shared. If you are viewing the sessions before it begins, you can add that session to your personal calendar. Joining a Session If the session is live, you can see all the questions being asked during that session. Select the ‘Join Now’ button when you are When you are ready to join, select the ‘Join ready to access the content. 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This will open a Zoom meeting, where the host of the meeting will determine if you can unmute or turn your camera on. 4 SEVENTEENTH Congress of Qualitative Inquiry University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign www.icqi.org In Memoriam: Kathy Charmaz August 19, 1939 – July 26, 2020 & Mary Gergen December 12, 1938 – September 22, 2020 2 General information Contents Welcome from the Directors 4 Institute of Qualitative Inquiry Collaborating Sites 9 2021 Congress Award Winners 12 18th International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry 22 Keynote Addresses 23 Plenary Performance 25 Wednesday: ADISP 26 ABR SIG Conference Program 38 Indigenous Inquiries Circle 41 Autoethnography Special Interest Group 42 Paid Workshops 44 Thursday 46 Social Work Day 54 Friday 78 Saturday 144 Subject Index 202 General information 3 Welcome from the Directors We shall not cease from exploration/ And the end of all our exploring/ Will be to arrive where we started/ And know the place for the first time (T. S. Elliot, No 4 of Four Quar- tets, 1942). 1. Elder Joseph Naytowhow. Welcome from Indigenous Inquiries Circle May we begin with a moment of silence. We wish to acknowledge the land upon which we gather today. These lands were the traditional territory of a number of First Nations bands prior to European contact. The Miami, the Potawatomi, the Peoria and the Kicka- poo were some of the last bands to be forcibly removed. These lands carry the memories and stories of resistance of these people, including their struggles for survival and identity in the face of overwhelming colonizing power. 2. Welcome to the Seventeenth International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry. It has been two years since we have gathered together in this forum, this intellectual and spiritual home for so many of us. Before continuing, we want to pause and recognize that two of our esteemed colleagues, Kathy Charmaz and Mary Gergen, passed away in 2020. May their impacts on the field continue to be felt long into the future, and may their families be comforted by their enduring memories. The longue durée of the last two years has impacted all of us as the COVID-19 pan- demic spiraled out of control, isolating many of us from our families, friends, students, and colleagues. The emotional and psychological strains we have borne witness to in our personal and professional lives from this pandemic have been compounded in the United States and elsewhere by creeping authoritarian and nationalist movements; terrifying rises in violence against African-American, Latinx, and Asian-American communities; crushing economic hardships; a sense of loss and despair.