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19th annual Allied Media Conference

Welcome to the 19th annual Allied Media Conference!

Browse all 250+ sessions below on our online schedule. Please note: bookmarking a session on our online schedule does not guarantee you a place in the session. All sessions are first come first serve.

Jill Petty

AK Press, The Clearing School
Book Editor, Educator
Chicago

6:00pm EDT

Welcome Plenary: Past, Present, Futurism The Jam Handy

9:00am EDT

Stories Become Movements, Become Stories DeRoy Auditorium

11:00am EDT

Activist Archiving 101 State Hall: Room 113 Another World is Possible: Poetry as Speculative Activism State Hall: Room 123 Creating Nuanced Stories of Communities of Color State Hall: Room 129

12:45pm EDT

Making Abolitionist Media Student Center: Hilberry D

2:00pm EDT

Feminist Transformative Justice Writing Workshop State Hall: Room 129 Impact, Storytelling, and Community Archives State Hall: Room 114 What Can a Party Change? On Party Noire and the Black Renaissance State Hall: Room 113

4:00pm EDT

Communiversity: Counter Narratives Matter McGregor: Room B/C Poetry As Visionary Resistance McGregor: Room F/G/H Mothering the Revolution State Hall: Room 116 Translating Legends: Preserving Native History of the Americas Student Center: Room 285

9:00am EDT

Data and Power DeRoy Auditorium

11:00am EDT

Modeling the Micropress: A Publishers’ Roundtable State Hall: Room 106 Rejecting the Master’s Tools to Transform Public Libraries State Hall: Room 116

12:45pm EDT

Parenting for Liberation Student Center: Hilberry E

2:00pm EDT

Fighting Islamophobia and Anti-blackness Through Youth Media State Hall: Room 118 Training a New Generation of Language Justice Workers State Hall: Room 131 Visual Resistance and Design for Our Movements Student Center: Hilberry A

4:00pm EDT

Poetry and Publishing from Inside State Hall: Room 106 Create Your Own Social Justice Warrior Student Center: Hilberry E Emergent Strategy: Shaping Change, Changing Worlds Student Center: Hilberry A Ableism, Accessibility, and Oral Histories State Hall: Room 127 Counterstrike News Network State Hall: Room 129

6:00pm EDT

Kreung Cambodia Community Dinner New Center Park Shared Spaces: Imagining A Radical History Online Portal State Hall: Room 118 Toward Education Justice State Hall: Room 125

10:00am EDT

Community-Based Exhibitions for Movement-Building State Hall: Room 116 Exploring Data as a Tool in Public Libraries State Hall: Room 111 Translation, Migration and Creative Resistance Student Center: Hilberry A Writing Resistance and Recovery State Hall: Room 123 Twitter Responses to Police Violence Student Center: Room 020

1:00pm EDT

The Free Black Women's Library State Hall: Room 137 The Vision Archive: Picturing the World We Want to Live In McGregor: Room L/M Get Ready Stay Ready Panel Discussion McGregor: Room F/G/H

3:00pm EDT

Closing Plenary: Popular Cultures for New Worlds DeRoy Auditorium