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Weathering Storms with Words and Images: From the Holler to the Sea (An Anthology)

Filed Under: Contemplative Practices, Emotional Literacies, Everyday Feminism, Racial Justice By Beth Godbee January 30, 2026 1 Comment

The cover of the book "From the Holler to the Sea, An Anthology of Words & Images by Survivors of Hurricane Helene" from Rednecks Rising. The cover of the book shows blue skies and green grassy fields stretching out to a line of trees.

Having just weathered a winter storm—and knowing that we all are weathering storms within the cruel conditions of ICE and ice, of empire and climate crises—I want to share a local publication from the fall, from the one-year anniversary of Helene, a storm that shapes my understanding of storms to come. From the Holler to the Sea I am grateful to Rednecks Rising and Dandelion Scribes and editors Cheyanne Leonardo and Chelsea White-Hoglen for assembling the ... Read more ...

New Article: “Because We’re Going to Mess Up”: Practices for Accountability—Not a Piecemeal Approach

Filed Under: Emotional Literacies, Everyday Feminism, Higher Education, Racial Justice By Beth Godbee March 24, 2025 Leave a Comment

The first page of '"Because We're Going to Mess Up": Practices for Accountability-- Not a Piecemeal Approach.' Above the bolded title are the names of the authors, Beth Godbee and Rasha Diab. The article begins, "What are we in rhetoric, writing, and literacy..."

With gratitude, I write to share a new article: “‘Because We’re Going to Mess Up’: Practices for Accountability—Not a Piecemeal Approach” co-authored with good friend and frequent co-author Rasha Diab and published in College Composition & Communication (CCC). This piece has been a long time coming. We started drafting in 2019; first submitted in 2020; and have been revising, reshaping, and attempting to bring it to life these past 5+ years. The article arises, as ... Read more ...

How Mentors Can Support Writers and Counter Epistemic Injustice

Filed Under: Everyday Feminism, Higher Education, Racial Justice By Beth Godbee February 8, 2024 Leave a Comment

This flyer shares the same text in this blog post: the workshop title, sponsors, description, photo, and bio of the presenter, Dr. Beth Godbee, Public Educator & Writer. The workshop is Monday, February 12, 2024, 12-1:30pm, Zoom. Background is red and white and includes the logo of Ball State University.

You’re invited to an interactive workshop I’ll be facilitating on Monday, February 12th at 12:00-1:30pm ET titled “How Mentors Can Support Writers and Counter Epistemic Injustice.” The workshop is free and open to the public. This workshop is sponsored by the Ball State University Graduate School and the Office of the Vice Provost for Academic Affairs and is part of the Building Mentoring Capacities Workshop Series. Thanks especially to Dr. Robin Phelps-Ward, ... Read more ...

Highlighting a New Publication: Chapter and Supplementary Material in Best of Journals in Rhetoric and Composition 2021

Filed Under: Everyday Feminism, Higher Education, Racial Justice By Beth Godbee October 13, 2023 Leave a Comment

Book cover of the in Best of Journals in Rhetoric and Composition 2021, edited by Kristi Girdharry, Charles Lesh, Jessica Pauszek, David Blakesley, and Steve Parks and published by Parlor Press (2023). The cover includes this text and has gray, white, and red background colors.

I am writing to share a new publication: a chapter in Best of Journals in Rhetoric and Composition 2021, edited by Kristi Girdharry, Charles Lesh, Jessica Pauszek, David Blakesley, and Steve Parks and published with Parlor Press (2023). This chapter includes both a reprint of my previous article “Rhetorical and Pedagogical Interventions for Countering Microaggressions” co-authored with Rasha Diab and with contributions by Cedric Burrows and Thomas Ferrel. It also ... Read more ...

It’s Valentine’s Day, and I’m Again Writing with Heartache

Filed Under: Emotional Literacies, Everyday Feminism, Higher Education By Beth Godbee February 14, 2023 Leave a Comment

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My heart is with you and all of us grieving, raging, and moving through the day with heartache. My heart is with all of us and our people connected with Michigan State University (MSU) and all people impacted by gun violence. With DC and Southern California, with so many people, so many locations. My heart is with all of us living in a state of terror -- in the terrorizing nation-state of the United States and in the midst of normalized everyday violence. My heart is ... Read more ...

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