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PRODUCING DISRUPTION, SUBVERSION AND OTHER REALLY GOOD STORIES: ETHNOGRAPHIC STORYTELLING AND FICTION AS ALTERNATIVES TO PRODUCTION-AS-USUAL
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Reviewed By: Council on Anthropology and Education
Thursday, December 4, 2014: 11:00 AM-12:45 PM

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Students, Those involved in mentoring activities
Organizers:  Mathangi Subramanian (Columbia University) and Sally Campbell Galman (University of Massachusetts--Amherst)
Chairs:  Mathangi Subramanian (Columbia University)
Discussants:  Maura S Finkelstein (Mills College)
11:00 AM
Dear Mrs. Naidu: Ethnographic Activist Fiction for Young Adults
Mathangi Subramanian (Columbia University)
11:15 AM
How to be a Pirate: Using Pictures and Words to Destabilize "Patriarchal Constellations" in Preschool
Sally Campbell Galman (University of Massachusetts--Amherst)
11:30 AM
“Where I’m from” Film Festival: Producing Multimodal Stories with Youth
Tiffany Dejaynes (New York City Dept of Education)
11:45 AM
I’d like to Have the “-Abas” and “-Ibas”—the Imperfect Is so Good for Telling Stories: Second Language Acquisition in Mexico
Melisa (Misha) S Cahnmann-Taylor (University of Georgia) and Latasha Price (University of Georgia)
12:00 PM
Discussant
Maura S Finkelstein (Stanford University)
12:15 PM
Discussion
12:30 PM
Discussion
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