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Carol Anderson (super-busy, so whichever one she could do would be great)

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Carol Anderson (super-busy, so whichever one she could do would be great)

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Saida Grundy (junior scholar, Asst. Prof. at BU, but would be good for advanced graduate students; could talk about making her way through social media backlash during her first years on tenure track)

Isabel Wilkerson (I don't have a personal contact with her, but if someone else does...)

Eddie Glaude (not sure what he's charging these days but, again, if anyone knows him personally...)

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I'm willing. Have we determined specific dates for this? - McKinley

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Julius Fleming
Dennis Tyler
Beau Gaitors
Janaka B. Lewis
Trimiko Melancon
Shanna Benjamin
Ainsley LeSure
Elizabeth Todd-Breland
Jarvis McInnis
Theri Pickens
Robert Bland
Amada Armenta
Yousuf Al-Bulushi

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Jericho Brown...he's pretty big time these days, post-Pulitzer, but he might be willing

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Jalicia Jolly
Brandon Erby

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I like the "guess a person who has/hasn't" bingo game

Also, I've seen folks who do "in your house" scavenger hunts.  First person to hold up a "green highlighter" or "Book with a yellow cover" on camera, etc. Gets folks up and moving, if people are into it

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One thing that I'm personally interested in seeing more of has to do with public-facing intellectual work. Social media "branding," pursuing opportunities, accounting for those opportunities in your scholarly profile, etc.

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Leah Wright Rigueur - presidential historian and black politics scholar, she would be very good for winter conference to talk about the intersection between history, research, politics, and racial justice as the world burns.

Sean Decatur - President of Kenyon College, would be interesting summer conference keynote, could speak broadly to the continuing challenges and future direction for institutions of higher education post-COVID

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Kinohi Nishikawa (Princeton)
Toussaint Losier (UMass Amherst)
Eve Ewing (UChicago SSA)

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Christina Villareal (History, UT Austin PhD 2020, current asst. prof. UTEP)

Anthony Urena (Sociology, Columbia PhD 2020, current president's postdoc Princeton)

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Winter: Shifting research agenda under COVID, planning internal and external PhD funding (important for those that foresee extending their time in program due to covid), time management while researching /working from home

Summer: Publishing articles, CV writing, public-facing scholarship

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I love the scavenger hunt idea mentioned above!!

Pictionary also works on zoom.

Depending on time and number of guests, we could also organize a modified version of a "Drink, Talk, Learn" party. Could be a fun way for folks to share their research, or a funnier version is pick something incredibly obscure ro ridiculous to present on. https://www.thrillist.com/news/powerpoint-drinking-game-drink-talk-learn-dtl

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I also love the scavenger hunt idea.  I have participated in several via Zoom and it is fun after hours of sitting.

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I also love the scavenger hunt idea.  I have participated in several via Zoom and it is fun after hours of sitting.

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Session on conducting research during a pandemic (getting creative with digital repositories when trips to physical archives are not possible)

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Session on conducting research during a pandemic (getting creative with digital repositories when trips to physical archives are not possible)

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Winter - The ecological dimensions and relations of Black and Indigenous-led struggle, the role of public political ecology in scholar-activism for abolition and sovereignty.
Summer - Post COVID-19 Fantasies: social life, knowledge of self and the other. Prior to COVID-19 there was clear distinction on reality as offline and online as extensions of selves. But lockdown experiences and staying connected while in isolation has forced us to rethink these dichotomies. I'm thinking of a session that invites and takes seriously about what might have changed (if at all) in our understanding of scholarship, research, writing, and activism in a time of "permanent" online connection.

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Kaneesha Parsard
Jarvis Givens

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I am willing as well depending on the date- Fareeda

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Winter workshop audience? PhD students, post PhD, junior faculty, senior faculty? all the above?

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Julia Fernandez

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Kahoot!

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I also had Jalicia Jolly in mind.

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I don't know if anyone knows of a platform called Perusall (https://perusall.com). One of the features on Perusall is the ability to annotate and comment collectively on texts, blogs, and videos (and probably much more). I think that it might be an idea to have some interactive virtual commentary sessions. Some short presentations might be uploaded on Perusall, and presenters can have live interactions. The presenter has the opportunity to take part answering questions while watching the videos. I'm sure there can be other creative activities on the platform. Perusall can be in sync with Canvas. If you connect to Perusall via Canvas it can links of the activities. Also, Perusall is a great method for the SSRC MMUF to collect data on the attendants activities - such as how long they spend watching videos posted or the most popular comments and questions.

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hah. I have been suggesting Natalia Molina for years, but now she is a macarthur fellow.  :)

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hah. I have been suggesting Natalia Molina for years, but now she is a macarthur fellow.  :)

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yes, of course.

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Maria Elena Cepeda - Media Studies - Williams College
Johana Londonio - Urban Studies - SUNY Albany
Jennfer Harford Vargas - literature - Bryn Mawr
Jennifer Lee (Patricia's mentor?)

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Ivan Chaar Lopez, UT American Studies

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David Hernandez, Mt. Holyoke

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I third Carol Anderson and second Natalia Molina. Carol Anderson, though we asked before. If we asked Natalia Molina and offered winter and/or summer session I think she would try to make work. Sean  

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I third Carol Anderson and second Natalia Molina. Carol Anderson, though we asked before. If we asked Natalia Molina and offered winter and/or summer session I think she would try to make work. Sean  

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Sean Decatur also great idea

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Agree Anthony Urena, Christina Villareal, and Jalicia Jolly would be great

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Scavenger hunt!? That sounds like fun. That sounds great and so does pictionary. Guess who has hasn't bingo was also great, but maybe hard to facilitate virtually? 

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Scavenger hunt!? That sounds like fun. That sounds great and so does pictionary. Guess who has hasn't bingo was also great, but maybe hard to facilitate virtually? 

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Amanda Boston - NYU, Beau Gaitors, Shanna Benjamin, Armando Garcia - Riverside, Uri McMillan, 

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Amanda Boston - NYU, Beau Gaitors, Shanna Benjamin, Armando Garcia - Riverside, Uri McMillan, 

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MMM                              WINTER: Research and publishing during pandemic; virtual teaching/TAing; Plenary on academic social justice advocacy; public scholarship (what skills to develop in grad school to prepare for projects with PhD in hand); for 4-6 year students I imagine also want to know about applying for postdocs and jobs.    BREAKOUT GROUP SESSIONS -- groups by discipline always helpful --  groups for advise about research during pandemic by discipline makes sense to me                SUMMER: Participating in virtual coursework, virtual Teaching/TAing ---- BREAKOUT GROUP SESSIONS -- students at different levels of grad programs always helpful -- groups by discipline always helpful --  groups for advise about research during pandemic by discipline makes sense to me

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MMM                              WINTER: Research and publishing during pandemic; virtual teaching/TAing; Plenary on academic social justice advocacy; public scholarship (what skills to develop in grad school to prepare for projects with PhD in hand); for 4-6 year students I imagine also want to know about applying for postdocs and jobs.    BREAKOUT GROUP SESSIONS -- groups by discipline always helpful --  groups for advise about research during pandemic by discipline makes sense to me                SUMMER: Participating in virtual coursework, virtual Teaching/TAing ---- BREAKOUT GROUP SESSIONS -- students at different levels of grad programs always helpful -- groups by discipline always helpful --  groups for advise about research during pandemic by discipline makes sense to me

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Great idea Ayanda! Mini webinars w pre-recorded short instructional videos (2-5 mins) on pre-selected topics (public scholarship, advocacy, twitter,  that can be watched in advance, participants can pose comments or questions, and that can launch a discussion. MMM

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Great idea Ayanda! Mini webinars w pre-recorded short instructional videos (2-5 mins) on pre-selected topics (public scholarship, advocacy, twitter,  that can be watched in advance, participants can pose comments or questions, and that can launch a discussion. MMM

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covid research manifestos - two paragraphs.

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covid research manifestos - two paragraphs.

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broad convo about researching/writing about unauthorized migration after Trump.

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broad convo about researching/writing about unauthorized migration after Trump.

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or not after trump.