Abstract
I became Editor of Reflections in 2008, soon joined by Brian Bailie as a graduate intern in 2008 and, then, as an Associate Editor beginning in 2009. Just prior to this moment, Reflections had been transformed from a saddled-stapled publication for engaged dialogue to more formal academic journal binding with more extended articles. The move from an “informal” to a “formal” academic structure also echoed the emerging status of community partnership scholarship in the field. Increasingly, academic and community-based scholars were finding that interest in such work was expanding beyond the capability of traditional journals and series to publish. Reflections’ expansion was designed to meet that need and to provide it a formal “disciplinary” space. Indeed, this moment also marked the emergence of Community Literacy Journal. And it speaks to the ethos of community partnership work that, since that time, the two journals have fostered a collaborative ethos, both finding a home in the Coalition for Community Writing.
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- Reflections: A Journal of Community-Engaged Writing and Rhetoric
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- 2020-04-01
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- 10.59236/rjv20i1pp68-89
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Bailie (2010)Social Change through Digital Means
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Dunlap (2008)Teaching Peace: On the Frontline of Non-ViolenceSpecial issue, Reflections
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Jordan (2011)Found' Literacy Partnerships: Service and Activism at Spellman CollegeHistorically Black Colleges and Universities
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Parks (2009)Democracia, pero ¿quién? / Democracy, but for whom?Special issue
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Parks (2009)Beyond Politeness: The Role of Principled DissentSpecial issue, Reflections
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