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SUMMARY:Navigating Monograph Publishing: Insights from BIPOC Scholars
DESCRIPTION:This panel discussion brings together scholars to explore the 
 realities\, challenges\, and opportunities that BIPOC (Black\, Indigenous\, 
 and People of Colour) researchers encounter throughout the academic 
 publishing process\, with a particular focus on the publication of 
 monographs. Panelists will share candid insights from their own publishing 
 journeys\, offering practical guidance on navigating peer review\, working 
 with editors\, and finding supportive networks within the scholarly 
 community.\n\nWhile this session focuses on the publishing experiences of 
 BIPOC scholars in the humanities and social sciences\, we welcome anyone 
 interested in learning from these perspectives. Researchers at all career 
 stages\, including instructors\, postdoctoral fellows\, and graduate 
 students are encouraged to attend.\n\nThis session aligns with TMU’s 
 Dimensions Action Objectives by offering BIPOC scholars practical guidance 
 for navigating academic publishing and creating space for peer mentorship 
 around the unique publishing challenges experienced by racialized 
 faculty.\n\nModerator: Cheryl Thompson\, Associate Professor\, Canada 
 Research Chair in Black Expressive Culture & Creativity Performance\, The 
 Creative School\, Toronto Metropolitan University\n\nPanelists: 
 \n\n\n	\n	Pamela Palmater\, Professor\, Chair in Indigenous Governance\, 
 Toronto Metropolitan University\n	\n	\n	Rai Reece\, Associate Professor\, 
 Department of Sociology\, Toronto Metropolitan University\n	\n	\n	Leila 
 Kelleher\, Assistant Professor\, Fashion Design\, Toronto Metropolitan 
 University\n	\n	\n	Sorpong Peou\, Professor\, Department of Politics & 
 Public Administration\, Toronto Metropolitan University\n	\n\n\nSession 
 Objectives: \n\n\n	To shed light on the unique experiences and systemic 
 challenges that BIPOC scholars often face during the academic publishing 
 process.\n	Explore ways to cultivate supportive professional networks that 
 strengthen publishing success and reduce isolation.\n\n\nTarget Audience: 
 Researchers at all career stages\, including instructors\, postdoctoral 
 fellows\, and graduate students are encouraged to attend.\n\nIf you have 
 any questions about this session\, email Chris Kim at 
 kim.chris@torontomu.ca\, or Toby Malone at toby.malone@torontomu.ca.
LOCATION:Online
ORGANIZER;CN="Chris Kim":MAILTO:kim.chris@torontomu.ca
CATEGORIES:Create New Knowledge, Publish & Share Your Research
CONTACT;CN="Chris Kim":MAILTO:kim.chris@torontomu.ca
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URL:https://calendar.library.torontomu.ca/event/4051983
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