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Trauma
2:30-3:50 245 Everitt
Chair: Sophie Elizabeth Tamas, Queen’s University
Working with the post traumatic archive, or, of witness and testimony,
Leswin Laubscher, Duquesne University
the new Catch-22: veterans and the Stigma of PtSD, Douglas Eric
Jordan, University of South Florida
Creative nonfiction as Qualitative Inquiry in exploring trauma,
Michelle Millard, Wayne State University
Survivor narratives and the costs of making sense, Sophie Elizabeth
Tamas, Queen’s University
“I lost all principles all morals”: A narrative analysis of the personal
documents of a sexually abused female, Rosemary Deborah Caolo,
Marywood University
1108
Immigration and Social Justice
2:30-3:50 260 Everitt
Chair: Arminda P. Gomes, Columbia University School of Social Work
Bridging Cultural Differences: Latina Mothers & Daughters together
in Wellness, Liliana Rojas-Guyler, University of Cincinnati, and Amy
Weber, University of Cincinnati
el Poder de Una voz (the Power of a voice): the Study of Latino
Immigrant narratives and the Potential for Social Change, Arminda P.
Gomes, Columbia University School of Social Work
Using Participatory Witnessing in Critical ethnographic Research with
Battered Immigrant Latinas, Elithet Silva-Martinez, University of Puerto
Rico
Who am I siding with? Dealing with the complexities of the advocate/
researcher role, Paula Andrea Echeverri-Sucerquia, Universidad de
Antioquia
Analysis of the reality of immigration through the case study, Jesus
Alberto Valero-Matas, University of Valladolid, and Juan Romay-Coca
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