PBJN Summer Institute '21 - Bursts of Brilliance Lightning Talks Sign Up Form
We seek proposals for PBJN lightning talks that center dialogue and interactivity on topics related to place-based community engagement initiatives and their planning, development, programs, evaluation and impact.

Lightning talks are short, 5-10 minutes sessions that present a specific idea, project or program from the framing of storytelling. Content for these sessions do not need to present fully formed projects or initiatives but can reflect work that is in process or invite imagining together.

We encourage presenters to bring an auto-ethnographic framing to these sessions, inviting vulnerability and truth-telling in our collective learning. By centering your identities and positionally (race, gender, class, dis/ability), we hope to witness how these ideas/projects/programs have had a transformational impact on you.

We encourage presenters to prepare 2-3 discussion questions for participants. Sessions will be 30 minutes long.

***Deadline extended to Tuesday, July 6th at 5pm PST***
 
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Anyone connected to the work of community-engagement and place-based justice may submit a proposal. We hope you’ll share this with your team. This includes staff, faculty, community partners, community members, and students.

***Deadline extended to Tuesday, July 6th at 5pm PST***
 
Potential topics include, but are not limited to:
- Owning our shortcomings - sharing realizations and public failings
- Scholar-activism and community-based research: examples and lessons learned
- Relationship-building and decentralized decision making
- Sustaining long-term commitments with neighborhoods and communities
- Critical scholarship on community engagement including racial justice, economic justice, education justice, disability justice, queer, and feminist theory and practices
- Lessons from community organizing
- Asset-based community development
- Power analysis and community voice
- Anti-racist storytelling strategies
- Preparing students to enter and transition out of place-based community engagement
- Other


Thank you for considering sharing your stories with the Network!

Please reach out to Erin Burrows, burrower@seattleu.edu with any questions.

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We encourage presenters to bring an auto-ethnographic framing to these sessions, inviting vulnerability and truth-telling in our collective learning. By centering your identities and positionality (race, gender, class, dis/ability), we hope to witness how these ideas/projects/programs have had a transformational impact on you. Tell us more about how you engaged with your own positionality in the process of this work. *
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