Kari Lerum, Ching-In Chen, & Alka Kurian present at National Women鈥檚 Studies Association
IAS had a presence at the in Baltimore, MD with presentations by faculty members Ching-In Chen, Kari Lerum, and Alka Kurian.
Ching-In Chen moderated a panel on 鈥淔eminist creativity as the backbone of resistance: The cases of Videography, Art, Writing, and Autoethnography.鈥� Kari Lerum presented on this same panel with her paper, 鈥淐ritical autoethnography as creative resistance.鈥� This panel was organized by IAS faculty member Julie Shayne; Dr. Shayne was not able to attend this meeting. Kari Lerum also served as moderator for an author-meets-critic panel, for the book, 鈥淎rchive of Tongues: An Intimate History of Brownness,鈥� by Moon Charania.
Alka Kurian moderated a panel on 鈥淐ollaborative Autoethnography of Radical and Resilient South Asian Sistahs.鈥� Dr. Kurian also presented in a roundtable on 鈥淔eminist voices against carceral Violence,鈥� 鈥� The roundtable was a celebration and discussion of an edited volume which was birthed at the previous NWSA conference in Baltimore (2017).