Call for submissions: ASIAN & PACIFIC ISLANDERS IN AMERICA, THEN AND NOW
Scope: The special issue of Understanding and Dismantling Privilege, called ASIAN & PACIFIC ISLANDERS IN AMERICA, THEN AND NOW, is accepting scholarship, in all forms, that explores the vast diversity in the lived experiences of this culturally defined group. Please log in to the UDP website to submit your work by September 1, 2022. This special issue is seeking work that not only addresses the vast diversity embedded within this group, but also how these identities intersect with the issues of Race, Racism, & White Privilege, Biracial & Multiracial Identities & Communities, Immigration & Displaced Identities, and specific attention to the Black & Asian/Pacific Islander Co-conspirators/Alliances. We welcome empirically based scholarship, personal reflections, creative pieces, and action-oriented curricular ideas, for this special issue.
Process: Proposals can be submitted up to September 1st 2022 using the following formatting guidelines
Articles should be submitted in 12-point font, Times New Roman, APA format, not exceeding 8000 words including figures and references. Articles should be scholarly in nature and should be accompanied by a cover letter explaining how the author(s) see articles fitting into the scope of the special issue.
Submission website: Using the UDP website, login with an existing account and/or create a new account to submit the paper at https://www.wpcjournal.com/
Inquiries: Questions about the Special Issue should be directed to:
Marguerite W. Penick-Parks, Special Issue Co-Editor, parks@uwosh.edu
Ashleigh Graham, Journal Manager, ashleigh@theprivilegeinstitute.com
UDP is an interdisciplinary, open access journal focusing on the intersectional aspects of privilege, academia, and activism born from the scholars and activists at the White Privilege Conference.
