julieweise.bsky.social

Excited for this chance to have a chapter of my manuscript for @uncpress.bsky.social workshopped by Mexican colleagues! You can email for the Zoom link and draft chapter if you want to join.

A cool thing I've never done before: they bring together the authors in a special journal issue, after receiving our peer reviews, to have a public seminar and discuss. You can email the organizer if you're interested in joining!

Today seems like a good day to note that, for the first time ever under Mike Schill's leadership, UO calendar purposefully avoided starting class on RH or Yom Kippur. I don't think he observed much himself, but at a break-fast meal, he committed to me + others that he would handle this. And he did.

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Loved working with @zocalopublicsquare.bsky.social on this piece. If you have thoughts on it, let's discuss!

Teach in Spanglish: Affirming students’ bilingualism via Latino History by Claudia Holguín Mendoza, Jorge Leal, Cristina Sánchez, and Julie M. Weise

I'm grateful that our guest essay is now included in Dr. Geraldo Cavada's "Latinos in Depth" Substack
This piece about teaching Latino history in Spanish was co-created by collaborators: Claudia Holguín Mendoza, Cristina Sánchez & @julieweise.bsky.social Check it out!
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If you ever wondered why your ballot is bi(multi)lingual (or why it isn’t) or when Congress first recognized “Spanish-speaking people” in a bill (and why it was as a language community and not a race), then you should check out my article. It is open access and the link is below. 🗃️

I never, never work from sundown Friday through sundown Saturday. Without Shabbat, literally everything is capitalism. In a year, I'll work maybe a couple Sundays, but I try to avoid it. This podcast/book is such a beautiful explanation of why podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/s...

Happy to be on this site! Please recommend me folks to follow, TIA.