The Justice Festival is an annual event sponsored by the Caudill College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences that invites broad participation from faculty, staff, and students across all disciplines on campus, as well as local and regional partners. The event is designed to educate, motivate, and coordinate efforts to understand, appreciate, and implement justice in all areas of life.

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Submissions from 2024

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2024 Annual Justice Festival Program, Caudill College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

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Challenging Gender Stereotypes: Addressing Misconceptions in Women's Sports, Angel Daugherty and Steve Chen

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De-Normalizing Violence: The Bystander Intervention Solution, Megan Rookard, Tabitha Riffe, and Becky Davison

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Emotional Well Being & Academic Rigor in the Undergraduate Classroom, Katie Goldey

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LGBTQIA2S+ Inclusive Language, Elizabeth Banks

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LGBTQIA2S+ Inclusive Language (Handout), Elizabeth Banks

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Poverty and Neglect in Child Welfare Law, Laken Albrink and Cameron M. Stamper

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The Impact of Gender Stereotypes on the Educational Well-Being of Women, Katty Ann Taylor, Olivia Stepp, Mikaela Warford, and Lynn Guerin

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The Social Justice of Archaeology, Saylor Fortner

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Transition Living Program (TLP), Kaleb Crenshaw and Monica Himes

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Utopia Exercise Interactive Workshop, Bernadette Barton

Submissions from 2023

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2023 Annual Justice Festival Program, Caudill College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

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Community Organizing & Social Justice, Henry R. Cunningham

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Mythbusting: Transgender Truths, Bernadette Barton, Meg Akers, and Stephanie Perry

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Promoting Equity and Justice in Mathematics Classrooms, Will Tidwell

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Responding to Sexual Assault Disclosures: How to Have a Hard Conversation, Megan Rookard

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Spanish in Action! Spanish Program Collaboration with the Non-Profit Organization Concerned Citizens for Migrants at Morehead, Ann Colbert, Itza Zavala-Garrett, Holly Hendrix, and Shelby Barker

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The Unspoken Obvious: There are Queer Children, Willie Edward Taylor Carver Jr.

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Yes, No, Maybe So: A Conversation About Consent, Megan Rookard and Morgan Ferguson

Submissions from 2022

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2022 Justice Festival Program: Breakout Sessions, Caudill College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

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A Little Immigration History: "It's Deja Vu All Over Again", David Grise

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Cultural Competence in Mental Health Care, Lynn Geurin, Taunya Carpenter, and Megan Cox

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Issues of Justice and Equity in Special Education: Labels, Language, and Problems with the Medical Model of Disability, Casey Cosgriff and Suzannah Chapman

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Reproductive Rights after Dobbs, Bernadette Barton

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Social Justice & Equity in Higher Education: Disrupting Performative Equitable Practices, Roger Cleveland