INTRODUCTION : The Need for Representation, Inclusion, and Social Justice in World Language Teaching: An Introduction PART I: CHALLENGING HEGEMONIC DISCOURSE THROUGH REPRESENTATION, CRITICALITY, AND INCLUSIVE PEDAGOGY
Chapter 1: Critical Race Theory, Interculturality and Power Imbalances: Intersectionality in English Language Education.
Chapter 2: Connecting Heritage Language and Ethnic Studies Pedagogies: A Path to Transformative Critical Consciousness.
Chapter 3: Teaching practices of inclusive language in Portuguese.
Chapter 4: Teaching Direct Non-Binary Spanish.
Chapter 5:Creating Visibility through Curriculum: Representing Afro-Latinx in Spanish Language Teaching.
Chapter 6: Bilingual Education: Leaving (and not leaving) Race Behind.
Chapter 7: Black Languaging as Antiracist Pedagogy in the World Language Classroom. PART II: NEW DIRECTIONS IN WORLD LANGUAGE TEACHING: TOOLS FOR RESEARCHERS AND EDUCATORS.
Chapter 8:(Re)imagining Study-Away as a Tool towards Linguistic Inclusion, Equity, and Social Justice for Speakers of US Spanish.
Chapter 9: Critical Language Awareness & Teacher Training: A Framework for Change.
Chapter 10: Translanguaging in Mandarin Instruction. PART III: CRITICALLY RETHINKING LANGUAGE TEACHER TRAINING AND LANGUAGE PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION.
Chapter 11: Critical Language Awareness & Teacher Training: A Framework for Change.
Chapter 12: Preparing a New Generation: Culturally Sustaining Pedagogies and the Justice-Oriented Early World Language.
Chapter 13: Disrupting Inequities in World Language Departments: An Evaluation Framework to Define, Plan, and Assess Impact.