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AMSJ CFP: Special Issue 2022 – Across Global Souths: Asian Migrations through the U.S. South and the Circum-Caribbean

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As the semester closes upon us, we wish our fellow students and colleagues access, well-being and compassion. Hannah Soyer's necessary and potent ideas on accessibility and empathic communication are subject of her first and new post for our blog Dialogues. "Reframing Literacies of Success: The Importance of Access and Transparency in the Communications Classroom" is available for reading now!
Hello all! We hope you're having a wonderful fall weekday and we are delighted to present this season's very special double issue entitled #OurSharedPlanet! 🍂 🌍 🌊 Copies are now available for order at 20% off for a limited time following #2021ASA at the link in our bio. 💚 Please share with all who may be interested!
“She held in her hands the power to frame our future identity by embodying the full expression of blackness in technology and the challenge it poses to racism.” - Nishani Frazier in our newest blog post (long time no see but thanks for being here!), ‘Black Blockchain: The Future of Black Studies and Blockchain’ !💫💾
The extensive and complex work of women and non-binary folk of color goes so often unnoticed in the spaces we writers find ourselves in - and so we are more than happy to highlight the work of our most recent blog contributors.
In ten days, the window to respond to our call for papers and materials relevant to the AMSJ 2022 Special Issue: “Across Global Souths: Asian Migrations Through The US South and Circum-Caribbean”  will close! Please submit ideas in the form of abstracts, and questions of any kind to amsj.blog@gmail.com. The Call for Papers tab is live on Dialogues now!
Friendships > networking always. in this era of the academy, Dialogues is happy to host the likes of Josen Masangkay Diaz, Emily Hue and Davorn Sisavath and their manifesto for the valid and vitalizing labor of friendship.

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