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Rosalie Rolón-Dow
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Critical care: A color (full) analysis of care narratives in the schooling experiences of Puerto Rican girls
R Rolón-Dow
American educational research journal 42 (1), 77-111, 2005
4962005
Seduced by images: Identity and schooling in the lives of Puerto Rican girls
R Rolón‐Dow
Anthropology & Education Quarterly 35 (1), 8-29, 2004
1152004
Race (ing) stories: Digital storytelling as a tool for critical race scholarship
R Rolón‐Dow
Race Ethnicity and Education 14 (2), 159-173, 2011
922011
Theorizing racial microaffirmations: A critical race/LatCrit approach
R Rolón-Dow, A Davison
Race Ethnicity and Education 24 (2), 245-261, 2021
512021
The responsibilities of white teacher candidates and teacher educators in developing racial literacy
JE Flynn, LJ Worden, R Rolón-Dow
Multicultural Perspectives 20 (4), 240-246, 2018
372018
Multidimensional models of microaggressions and microaffirmations
JM Jones, R Rolón-Dow
Microaggression theory: Influence and implications, 32-47, 2018
372018
Passing Time: An Exploration of School Engagement among Puerto Rican Girls
RR Dow
The Urban Review 39, 349-372, 2007
352007
Insights on narrative analysis from a study of racial microaggressions and microaffirmations
R Rolón-Dow, MJ Bailey
American Journal of Qualitative Research 6 (1), 1-18, 2021
192021
Positionality and belonging: Analyzing an informally situated and culturally responsive computer science program
D Codding, C Mouza, R Rolón-Dow, L Pollock
Proceedings of FabLearn 2019, 132-135, 2019
192019
Racial literacy theory into practice: Teacher candidates’ responses
R Rolón-Dow, JE Flynn, H Mead
International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education 34 (7), 663-679, 2021
162021
Racial microaffirmations: Learning from student stories of moments that matter
R Rolón-Dow, A Davison
The Center for the Study of Diversity, University of Delaware, Newark, DE, 2018
162018
" Disabled or Not, People Just Want to Feel Welcome": Stories of Microaggressions and Microaffimations from College Students with Intellectual Disability.
LT Eisenman, R Rolón-Dow, B Freedman, A Davison, N Yates
Critical Education 11 (17), 2020
152020
Despues del Huracan: Using a Diaspora Framework to Contextualize and Problematize Educational Responses Post-Maria.
JG Irizarry, R Rolon-Dow, IP Godreau
Centro Journal 30 (3), 2018
152018
Diaspora Studies in Education: Toward a Framework for Understanding the Experiences of Transnational Communities
RRDJ Irizarry
Peter Lang, 2014
12*2014
Taking a diasporic stance: Puerto Rican mothers educating children in a racially integrated neighborhood
R Rolón-Dow
Diaspora, Indigenous, and Minority Education 4 (4), 268-284, 2010
122010
Developing linguistically responsive teachers: Learning through Latino/a student stories
RR Dow, L Chen
Association of Mexican American Educators Journal 8 (1), 2014
112014
Stories of Microaggressions and Microaffirmation: A Framework for Understanding Campus Racial Climate
R Rolón-Dow
NCID Currents 1 (1), 2019
92019
The education of the Puerto Rican diaspora: Challenges, dilemmas, and possibilities
A De Jesús, R Rolón-Dow
Centro Journal 19 (2), 4-11, 2007
92007
Shallow Inclusion: How Latinx Students Experience a Predominantly White Institution" Doing Diversity Work".
R Rolón-Dow, R Covarrubias, C Guerrón Montero
Journal of Leadership, Equity, and Research 8 (2), 135-157, 2022
42022
Longing to belong: Diaspora students at the University of Puerto Rico
R Dow
Centro Journal 27 (1), 126-151, 2015
42015
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