REJOINDER ISSUE 5: SPRING 2020
Storytelling for Social Change
Oil on Canvas. 31 x 42 inches.
© Laurie Riccadonna, 2019. Courtesy of the artist. Click to enlarge.
IN THIS ISSUE:
About the "Storytelling for Social Change" Issue
Laura Bisaillon In Stirrups, Silences, and Cells
Dmitry Borshch The Making of Brothers, Erdoğan, Hand Studies, and Untitled
Judy Rohrer Eres Mi Otro Yo: Storytelling from the Borderlands
Lina Rincón Under The Influence and Anapra Border Exchange
Regina A. Bernard Maybe You Should Tell Someone
Jeanne Ciravolo Becoming/Unbecoming and Numinous
Orlaith Darling Storytelling and the Repeal of the 8th Amendment: Narrative and Reproductive Rights in Ireland
Elizabeth Lanphier “How is the Truth to be Said?”Abortion Narratives in Feminist Activism, Politics, and Philosophy
Vicki Toscano Dangerous Tales: Antiabortion Narratives and the U.S. Supreme Court
Valerie Suter The Dream Is The Truth / Zora Neale Hurston and Clementine Hunter
K.L. Kivi and Lori Barkley Burning off the Colonial Fog: A Sinixt-Settler Storytelling Collaboration
Margaryta Golovchenko Sunflower
Ferial Pearson and Monica Fuglei Dismantling Trunks of Invisible Privileges in Higher Education
Laurie Riccadonna Throw-Away, Caps and Shells, and Another Man's Treasure (cover art)
Lauren Sele A Trip to the Museum
Shima Bhamra Times Up and Universal Woman
Janet Jones With Fear and Trepidation: Storytelling for Whom?
Christina Claes Beyond the Mother Metaphor: Baba Yaga's Ecofeminist Manifesto