RHETORICS FOR ALL
Rhetorics for All is an ever-growing catalog of publicly engaged rhetorical scholarship. It aims to collect such scholarship in a central location, give it greater visibility through RSA networks, facilitate connections between those pursuing such scholarship within and beyond the society, and, ultimately, increase the public relevance of rhetorical studies.
RSA believes that a public catalogue of the engaged work of our membership will provide models for public work, enhance collaboration across the society, and broaden the narrative regarding the role of rhetorical study in higher education and contemporary culture.
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If, Then: Technology and Poetics
If, Then: Technology and Poetics is a collaborative, interdisciplinary working group and workshop series promoting inclusivity and skills-building in creative computation for artists, scholars, and teachers.
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(her)men·you·tics
(Her)men·you·tics is a podcast at the nexus of rhetoric and theology. Professor Johanna Hartelius (University of Texas at Austin) co-hosts along with Rev. Jason Micheli (Annandale United Methodist Church) and Rev. Teer Hardy (Walker Chapel United Methodist Church). Taking on one concept per episode and letter of the alphabet, they explore and disagree on the language…
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Every Campus a Refuge (ECAR) at Wake Forest University
Every Campus a Refuge (ECAR) at Wake Forest is part of the national ECAR network. ECAR welcomes refugees by providing free temporary housing. ECAR at Wake Forest partners with World Relief, the local resettlement agency, and other local organizations to select participants, organize community events, and support \ families during their time at Wake and…
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Voices of Gun Violence
Voices of Gun Violence is a living archive of stories of gun violence that impact individuals, families, and communities. This academic and community collaboration seeks to share stories to promote healing, understanding, and community action.
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University of Southern Indiana’s Campus Accessibility Guide
The University of Southern Indiana’s Campus Accessibility Guide is a student-driven guide to accessibility on campus. Armed with tape measures and digital cameras, students surveyed campus buildings to identify accessible spaces as well as potentially problematic features. They considered visual, olfactory, and auditory features that could affect someone with sensory processing challenges, as well as…
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La Chispa: Sparking, Sustaining, and Strengthening Environmental Justice
This largely student-led, multidisciplinary coalition was committed to uncovering and uprooting environmental racism, addressing the inequities of environmental privilege, and advocating for environmental, climate, and energy justice. Student members contributed to a wide range of activities: -Organizing and delivering workshops for Willamette Academy, a college-access program, primarily serving Latine/x youth. -Organizing and facilitating campus-wide events…
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