How to Facilitate an Exploration of Epistemic Justice and Community Engagement Through the Power of Stories
The Session begins at 4:08 in this video on You Tube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tih-eAaWbpQ&t=14880s
Here is the on-line chat from the sessions:
Elaine IkedaYay California peeps! Star, Chris and John – among our best stars!!!
bunnyburrowsReally looking forward to this session! Thank you for lifting up this content, Campus Compact.
Robert ShumerHi Chris.
Lina DostilioI’ve been looking forward to this for weeks! Portals, containers, and stories… yes!
Char Gray-SorensenI agree, Lina. Good to know you’re here too
Holly LoganHolly here from Temple University, on Lenape land now known as Philadelphia
Bea PalmerThankyou!
Victoria VogelgesangTori Vogelgesang, Kentucky Campus Compact. Tuning in from Cincinnati, land of Hopewell and others
Robert Shumeron Dakota land in Minnesota
Mishma MukithHi I’m Mishma! Tuning in from Treaty 6 territory.
Heather Jo MashburnHi, Heather Jo Mashburn from Appalachian State University. We are situated on the land of the Watuaga and Cherokee nations
Manda WittebortHello Family, My name is Manda Wittebort and I live and work in the lands of arapaho, cheyenne and ute nations. Super blessed to be listening to these radical leaders
Char Gray-SorensenI want to acknowledge the land of the Lenape on which I live.
Kara Casey AdamsKara Adams from Seattle, WA…Coastal Salish land and peoples
Joanna BartowSouthern Maryland, Yaocomico lands
Sage Alia ClemencoSage Clemenco, watching from Finger Lakes area – ancestral home of the Haudenosaunee people.
Jana SchroederHello from the ancestral hunting grounds of the Shawnee and Delaware people of east central Indiana
Tanden BrekkeBethel University, St. Paul MN. Dakota land
bunnyburrowsTuning in from the traditional lands of Coast Salish People including the Duwamish and Suquamism tribes
Pia BanzhafWatching from MSU, Michigan
Sapan ParekhSapan Parekh – Bellevue College outside Seattle. “Coast Salish Peoples that includes but is not limited to: Snoqualmie, Suquamish, Duwamish, Nisqually, Tulalip, and Muckleshoot Peoples.”
Kate MurphyKate Murphy from Tacoma, WA home of the Coast Salish and Puyallup people
Geralyn WilliamsGeralyn Williams in New Jersey on the lands of the Lenni Lenape.
Becca BerkeyBoston, MA- Wamponoag and Massachusett land
Erin BarryHello from St. John Fisher College and Rochester, NY!
L.Marie AvilaThank you for the land acknowledgement in your opening. (Anishinaabe). University of Kansas
Andrew Seligsohn
Watching from Boston, very near the lands that are the subject of active struggle by our neighbors in the Mashpee Wampanoag community. https://mashpeewampanoagtribe-nsn.gov/
Amy AlbertAmy Albert – University of Rhode Island– I want to honor the Narragansett land
Vincent DelgadoVincent Delgado, Huetar Land, Central Pacific Coast, Costa Rica (Michigan State University)
Selam MisganoHey everyone, am joining from south Seattle! Representing university of Washington
idinourItai Dinour currently on traditional lands of the Lenni Lenape
Jane TurkJane Turk, Saint Paul, MN, Iowa & Minnesota Campus Compact, Dakota homeland
Kimberly GarnerMy name is Kimmie Garner from Duke University. I acknowledge the land of the Occaneechi Band of the Saponi Nation here in Carrboro, NC.
Andrea WiseHi friends. Andrea Wise from UC Berkeley, which sits on Ohlone land.
Briana MiddletonHello from SUNY Brockport!
Iowa Campus CompactHi, Emily Shields in Des Moines, Iowa, home of the Otoe and others
Manda Wittebort@Andrea Wise hey there!
Carina WilsonGrinnell, IA originally sauk, meskwaki, and sioux nation land.
Kelly FortnerKelly Fortner, I am currently settled on the unceded lands of the Wiyot Peoples, lands that the Wiyot people have lived on and with since time immemorial.
Tammy BeanTammy from Cedar Crest College, on Lenae Land, now known as Norristown, PA
Tammy NydenTammy from Iowa City honoring ancestors and peoples of the Sauk and Meskawaki
Jelmore4meJustina Elmore, University of Rochester. I acknowledge, respect and honor the lands taken from indigenous peoples, both on the land where I live and the lands of the university for which I work.
Lynn HartleHi Tammy BeanTammy from Cedar Crest College, on Lenae Land, now known as Norristown, PA i am at :PSU Brandywine in Media pa
Jon SchmidtJon from Loyola Chicago on land of Potawatomie, Ojibwa and Odawa and other tribes
Manda Wittebort@Elaine Ikeda nice to see you hear! This is Manda from IARSLCE. miss you and the crew
Lori JohanssonHi everyone. I’m Lori Johansson from The College of New Jersey in Trenton, NJ and I want to acknowledge and respect the Lenape who are the original people to live on this land.
Melissa QuanMelissa Quan from Fairfield University in Connecticut, land of the Pequonnock Indians
Tiwana MerrittHi everyone, I’m working at an international school here in Johannesburg, SA. I’m very interested in this topic as there is a lot going on here….
Joy DasJoy Das, on Haudenosaunee lands, from Cornell University
Angie CuevasI honor the tribes of the Omaha, Ponca, Winnebego, Sioux here at The University of Nebraska Omaha.
Liane AkanaAloha, I am living and working in Honolulu, the former Kingdom of Hawaii.
Peter Thompsonfrom Pepperdine University in Malibu, CA, on the stolen lands of the Chumash People, the Wishtoyo, Coastal and Barbareno Bands of the Chumash
Rodney GouldFrom UC Santa Barbara the land of the Chumash
Lina DostilioLina Dostilio, listening from land within the Osage Nation, now called Butler County, Western PA
Kara Clark DuQuetteBall State University in Muncie, Indiana land of the Lenape (Delaware) people.
Barbara CobleEmory University is on land of the Muscogee (Creek) people
Tammy NydenMany People of Color publishing on epistemic injustice – Kristie Dotson, Jose Medina, etc.
Manda Wittebortthanks @Tammy Nyden I will look all them up
Daniel TomeHi Folks! From Thomas Edison State University in Trenton, NJ that sits on Lenni-Lenape land
Geralyn WilliamsThank you Tammy! They are on my list!
Maria AlejandroGreetings from University of Texas at San Antonio, Center for Civic Engagement
Bea PalmerJohn and Chris so good to see you! Excited to learn about this work Star! Thank you for bringing value to our own experiences and stories.
Bea PalmerNina Simone–how did I just make the connection about who she was, her work, and her music?! When I saw her documentary/movie, all finally come together. Her music was finally so real for me!
Amanda Buberger, CPS PartnershipsSecond Chris’ shout out to Momma Jennifer @ Community Book Center!
Alisha Andrews
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(1/2) Don’t forget to post any questions you might have here!
Alisha Andrews
(2/2) We will pass along all questions for the presenter, and they will answer as many as they can during Q&A at the end of the session.
Kelsey MaglioHow do we reconcile epistemic justice with SIFTing through information based on the authority and consensus of the sources? What if these authorities perpetuate the exclusion of certain voices?
Robert ShumerDid my post get sent. Don’t see it.
bunnyburrowsThis is such a gift to see the theory that informs your practices. I’m deeply moved by your personal stories attached to this work.
Robert ShumerIn my book Where’s The Wisdom in Service-Learning Dwight Giles writes in the introduction that the wisdom “is in the community.”
bunnyburrowsI’d love to hear more about facilitating these kinds of transformative, vulnerable & honest conversations. Are there best practices you would recommend, especially in early talks or introductions?
Alisha Andrews
Hi @Robert Shumer we aren’t seeing your post either. Please repost it. We will pass along all questions for the presenters.
Geralyn WilliamsGiven the work you’ve done in shifting to facilitating this workshop and space virtually, what are some key learnings on accessing our stories in our current virtual climate?
Geralyn WilliamsHas you found any connections to community care and healing through these conversations and actions?
Shayna SheinfeldMany students cme frm communities typically served by ComEngage but much of CE framework focuses on students coming frm vry different circumstances. How do we acknowledge, honor, educate all students?
Maria CartagenaI’ve been a community partner to many of our neighboring colleges who has pushed back on who has “knowledge” and who “owns” it. This conversation has been so validating and healing.
Alisha Andrews
Keep the questions coming! Please know that we are getting a lot of questions across platforms and our team is organizing the questions to get to as many as possible related to session topics.
Elaine IkedaGreat Job @Alisha Andrews !!!!
Barbara CobleHow do you protect your own spirits when interacting with colleagues who do not acknowledge perpetuating epistemic injustices?
Julie DunstMy dissertation focused on the articulation of community engagement. I found that there are different ways we frame our terms of community engagement.
Kyoko IchikawaHello from Tokai University in Japan. I am very inspired to join this session today!
Kent KothChris, John and Star — thanks for sharing your wisdom. You model how the personal and professional intersect and how we understand “knowledge.” Such an important conversation.
Shawntay Stocks”That space isn’t all about hugs!” Right on!
L.Marie AvilaI’d be interested in the response of the panelists to Barbara Cobble’s question.
Shawntay Stocks”What is the reputation of harm with the community?” Great question!!!
Char Gray-SorensenThese are such important questions. Will we have a copy of the chat in addition to the slides?
Luis RodriguezBe aware, that the term of “America”, while it encompasses identities in the USA, it is also a colonial terminology that suppresses and/or the many American cultures and countries beyond the USA,
Matt Farley
John Loggins framework for change is Love. Always has been!
Alma UribeYessssssss!
Elaine IkedaWhat a great session! Always good to hear the thoughts of Star, John and Chris!!! Thank you!
Lori JohanssonThis is so amazing and inspiring. Thank you so much!!
Jana SchroederThis was a terrific session. I’m so glad this work is happening.
Andrea WiseGreat job, Star, John, and Chris!
Melissa QuanThank you!
Robert ShumerRamsey and sigmon, who coined the term service-learning said the hyphen was important because it represented a values orientation…respecting and honoring community.
Laurel Hirtthank you!
Meg EvansExcellent. Thanks all!
Steven E GrandeThank you!
Maria CartagenaThank yo for this labor of love
Shawntay StocksThank you for a very engaging and thought provoking session!
Azuri GonzalezThank you for sharing !
Alisha Andrews
@Char Gray-Sorensen Thank you for your question, the questions should be available with the recording. If not, please reach out to us directly to follow up on those.
Nell AndersonThis was a great session. I am here from Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania. Hi Char!
Elaine IkedaSteven Grande!!!Hope you are well!
Sage Alia ClemencoWill these sessions be available after the conference?
Tiveeda Stovall
@Sage Alia Clemenco Yes. We anticipate having the recorded sessions available for viewing at the end of May.
Sage Alia ClemencoThanks!