Program for Saturday, November 2nd: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND: TALK VIEW

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09:00-10:00

“Black Joy is Sacred”: An Intergenerational Porch Conversation Amongst Black Early Childhood Education Community

Meghan Green, Crystasany Turner, Ja'Re Thorn

10:45-11:45

Comadres platicando: Reflections on Navigating White Spaces in a ECE Teaching Preparation Program.

M. Ruiz Guerrero, J. Escobar, R. Figueroa, M. Jin, J. Leyva, K. Perez

10:45-11:45

ECE/ECCE/ECEC Where does care go?: Teacher narratives, Epistemic injustices and neoliberalism

Sonya Gaches, Roberta Carvalho, Michael Gaffney, Alex Gunn

10:45-11:05

Paulo Freire in ECE: Towards a Critical Understanding and Alternative Narratives of Early Childhood Profession and

Yue Qi

11:05-11:25

Deconstructing early childhood professionalism to promote workforce equity

Tiffany Hagemeyer, Anya Robyak

11:25-11:45

Contested spaces of practice: The liminal professional identities of school-based early childhood (EC)

María-José Lagos-Serrano

10:45-11:45

Cultivating clayful ecologies: Speculative worldbuilding in early childhood education

Nancy van Groll, Emily Ashton, Joanna Rickard, Angela Ward

10:45-11:05

Shifting Onto-Epistemologies: Moving Towards Relational Ethics in Justice Oriented Teaching and Learning Projects with

Oona Fontanella-Nothom, Hyewon Oh

11:05-11:25

“I just really miss kindergarten”: Exploring Children’s Perceptions of Navigating Curricular Shifts in Early Public

Andrea Sanchez

11:25-11:45

Kindergarten Children’s Peer Culture and Funds of Knowledge in Their Engagement with Educational

Sung Eun Jung

10:45-11:45

Bereavement as a Decolonial tool. The pain to discover, to unleash, and to shed colonial learnings of

Miryam Espinosa-Dulanto, Vejoya Viren, Eunice Lerma

10:45-11:05

Identifying Young Bangladeshi Children’s Cultural Knowledge in Literacy Practices

Moutushi Mahreen

11:05-11:25

Embracing Vitality: Rethinking Literacy in Multilingual Early Childhood Classrooms

Ozge Ergin

11:25-11:45

How Schools Help Produce the Achievement Gap inBetween White Children and Children of Color

Shirley Kessler

10:45-11:05

Choosing to persist in spite of: Navigating the constraints around Anti-bias implementation within early childhood classroom

Jasmine Moses

11:05-11:25

Multicultural Mothering Amid White Supremacy

Kara Roop Miheretu

11:25-11:45

A Collaborative Autoethnography n Being Marginalized Preservice Early Childhood Teachers Thinking about

Victoria Vaswani, Celia Salazar, Lareun Cooper

12:00-13:00 Session Elders Group

12:00-13:00 Session Grad Circle

13:00-14:15 Session Plenary 3 - Special

14:45-15:05

BIPOC Educator workforce and solidarity.

Allison Henward, Hokulani Aikau

15:05-15:25

Troubling Women and Work Relations to Reconfigure (Child)Care Activism in a Time of Neoliberal

Iris Berger

15:25-15:45

How Do We Write About Them?: Considering Researchers’ Portrayals of Teachers Responding to

Kaellen Williams

14:45-15:45

Weaving Intergenerational Stories of Justice: Childhoods and Child Care in Africa and the African

A. May, E. Yardy, S. Mohamed, L. Peters, B.B. Swadener, M.N. Bloch

14:45-15:05

The Pro-Sociality of Surrender in the Indonesian Kindergarten

Francesca Pase

15:05-15:25

Non-Canonical Philosophy with Children

Nikki Rotas

15:25-15:45

Reconceptualizing career pathways for justice: Learning from and with Black girls as future early childhood

Morgan Faison

14:45-15:45

Centering Children's Research: Engaging with research of the children in Emmanuel Public School, Pune,

Children Of Emmanuel Public School Pune, Sinead Matson

14:45-15:05

Intergenerational Trauma and Emerging Parent-Infant Intersubjectivity: Pathways to Healing and

Emily Blank

15:05-15:25

Indigenous Heartwork: Cultivating Equity and Healing in Early Childhood Education

Lori Huston

15:25-15:45

Redefining Partnerships: Empowering Communities of Color as Agents of Healing in Early Childhood Education

Kimberly Sopher-Dunn

14:45-15:45

Politics of engagement. Re-imagining early childhood policy work for justice and equity at local, regional, and global

Urban et.al

14:45-15:05

Cruel professionalism: Creating collective, feminist caring spaces to resist injustice and reimagine professionalism with and for early childhood

D.N. Menon, A. Powell, L. Johnston, D.B. Richardson, A. Straker

15:05-15:25

Trapped in the feminised figured world of childcare

Jodie Stribling

15:25-15:45

“But the Reality is Different”: Tensions in Policy and Practice for Latina ECEs

Larisa Callaway-Cole, Clarissa Corkins

14:45-15:05

Reflections on the Meaning of Justice: Disability from Early Childhood Onwards

Ailie Cleghorn

15:05-15:25

Top 5 Reasons to Include a Therapy Dog Team in Your Early Childhood Classroom

Terri And Copper Hlava

16:10-16:30

Guiding through Gifts: Early Intervention that centres Indigenous and Disabled Knowledges

Kathryn Underwood, Nicole Ineese-Nash

16:30-16:50

My Child is Already Whole: Inextricable Entanglements Between DAP and Evaluative Constructs of

Dana Bentley

16:50-17:10

Mobilisations of the ruling passions of autistic children within special education classrooms.

Joanna Szupien

16:10-17:10

Children's Access to Self-Initiated Play Across Subcultures in Norway, Denmark and the United States

Grethe Kragh-Müller, Lea Ann Christenson, Teresa Aslanian

16:10-16:30

Thinking Place and Early Childhood Curriculum with Common Worlds Pedagogies: Creating Olinda Nova do Maranhão

Adrianne Bacelar de Castro, Malvika Argawal

16:30-16:50

Children at the centre of collaborative inquiry: A perspective from Aotearoa New Zealand

Probine, Alderson, Burke, Heta-Lensen, McAlevey, Perry, Wrightson

16:10-17:10

Making Our Mark: A cross-regional investigation of multimodal materials and children's emergent literacy

Gigi Schroeder Yu, Kristin Brizzolara Vázquez, Dona Sosa

16:10-16:30

Reconceptualising justice-oriented collective advocacy and activism in New Zealand Early Childhood Education and

Kiri Gould, Olivera Kamenarac

16:30-16:50

Virginia Woolf is still right: Lessons from Virtual Professional Development Projects Demand New PD Pathways for Equity in the

Barbara Pytka, Terry Kelly

16:50-17:10

Low Wages, High Turnover, and the Myth of “The Essential Worker”; A Public Policy Journey from Childcare Wage Survey to State

Kenya Wolff, Katie Amidon

16:10-17:10

LEARNING TO CHALLENGE OPPRESSION: AN INTERACTIVE FILM PROJECT FOR EDUCATORS

Mara Sapon-Shevin

16:10-16:30

Denying Epistemic Injustice through valuing the counter-stories of Black Early Childhood Educators

Rachel Berman, Janelle Brady, Georgiana Mathurin

16:30-16:50

Recreating Digital Media and Technology Education to Center Ancestral, Generational, Familial, and Community Knowledge, Traditions, and Lived Practices: The Journey of a Black American

Amanda Latasha Armstrong

17:30-19:00 Session Steering Comm Mtg

10:15-10:45 Coffee Break

12:00-13:00 Lunch

14:15-14:45 Coffee Break

16:00-16:10 Quick Transition Break