WRITE Lab

Writing, Rhetoric, Information, Technology, and Ecology

Black Lives Matter Protest

We Stand with Black Lives Matter

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Swastika Counter Project Launches

Public advocacy website envisioned by WRITE Lab resident babyÖ±²¥app member, Laurie Gries, tracks swastikas across the U.S. and offers resources to counter those hate-filled incidents. Click here to learn more about this project.Ìı

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WRITE Lab hosts Regenerative Rhetorics Symposium in Spring 2024

The WRITE Lab hosts 25 local and national scholars at a one-day symposium at Chautauqua Park to explore how rhetorical new materialisms might regenerate our conceptions of rhetoric in ways that allow for more robust, resilient, and thriving societies.

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2022-2023 Event Series on Art, Activism, and the Engaged Humanities

What does it mean to writeÌıin the 21st century?

The WRITEÌıLab is a babyÖ±²¥app research space for exploring this question through innovative, inclusive and interdisciplinary studies at the intersection of writing, rhetoric, information, technology and ecology. In theory and method, we disclose how various modes of composing and performance engender identities, informatics, publics, policies, literacies, civic participation, and cultural action in local and globalized settings.

We bring together scholars, artists, students, teachers, activists, and community leaders to foster a collective imagination and to pursue problem-driven projects, events, talks and publications, experiential curriculum, and community advocacy.

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