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Spaces In-between Series

Beyond Binary Gender Identities and Sexualities

Series Editor: sj Miller

This new series supports stakeholders in educational contexts to understand the current and indeterminate nuanced complexities of gender identities and/or sexualities within preK–12 and university educational settings. The series foci are on high-leverage practices that range across myriad topics and practices, including—but not limited to—theory into practice; applications of pedagogy; strategies to shift mindsets, beliefs, attitudes, and practices; policy analysis and pragmatics for change; and how youth are generating change and shifting landscapes. Unique to this series is how the research remains in an on-going and distinct state of conversation with students’ voices and actions, which both teach and mediate how key school stakeholders can leverage literacy practices of these students and put into practice these illuminations.


sj Millersj Miller, Ph.D., a trans* + disciplinary award-winning teacher, writer, activist, and scholar, is Associate Professor of Teacher Education in the Teacher Academy at Santa Fe Community College. sj is a literacy specialist whose emphasis is on social justice and gender identity in pre-K through university level teaching. sj has written over 25 book chapters, over 50 articles, eight books, and several more forthcoming. Teaching, Affirming, and Recognizing Trans and Gender Creative Youth: A Queer Literacy Framework was awarded the 2017 AERA Exemplary Research Award for Outstanding Book and the 2018 Outstanding Book by the Michigan Council of Teachers of English; it is also available in Spanish through UNESCO. In April 2019, sj received AERA’s award for Distinguished Contributions to Gender Equity in Education Research. sj presented at the TEDMED Conference on Gender Identity Justice.

Editorial Board: Mollie Blackburn, The Ohio State University • Darrell Hucks, Keene State College • Danny Martinez, University of California, Davis • Mario Itzel Suarez, Texas A&M University • Cati de los Rios, University of California, Davis • Kevin Kumashiro, Kevin Kumashiro Consulting • Cris Mayo, West Virginia University • Eve Tuck, University of Toronto • Jamison Green, Transgender Strategies Consulting • Bettina Love, University of Georgia • Erica Meiners, Northeastern Illinois University • Cynthia Tyson, The Ohio State University • Kevin Lawrence Henry, University of Arizona • Rigoberto Marquez, Stanford University • Kristen Renn, Michigan State University • Boni Wozolek, Penn State University, Abington • Susan Stryker, University of Arizona • Hirokazu Yoshikawa, New York University

Proposals:

Please submit book proposals to:

sj Miller
Series Editor, sosefit@aol.com

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