[Linganth] special issue in honor of Leila Monaghan

[Ilana Gershon]

*Practicing Anthropology Special Issue in Honor of Dr. Leila Monaghan's 
Work in Anthropology: Call for Submissions*

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Dr. Leila Monaghan's contributions as a linguistic anthropologist and 
activist were immeasurable. Her research and writing focused on deaf 
sociality, disability justice, equity, and social justice. As a scholar, 
her work contributed to disrupting and transforming unjust social 
institutions and decolonizing space and discourse. This special issue of 
Practicing Anthropology is intended to honor the impact of Leila's work 
through articles on the many topics she impacted.


Articles should be 3500-4000 words in general, based on insights from 
practice, and written in active voice. They do not need to be heavily 
cited or substantially data-driven. Articles should not be written about 
Leila, but instead focus on areas that she was passionate about, 
including but not limited to:

  * Deaf Sociality and Empowerment
  * Intercultural Discourse and Communication
  * Decolonizing Historical Texts and listening to marginalized voices
  * HIV/AIDs and the Deaf Community
  * Disability Anthropology

Please send an email to emery.eaves at nau.edu describing your interest in 
submitting an article for this special issue.


Send a description of your article by  April 1^st  and full articles 
will be due by July 1^st .

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