Publications
Pedagogies of Voice
Pedagogies of Voice is a practical and visionary guide for transforming classrooms into spaces of student agency and identity affirmation. Co-authored with Marlo Bagsik and Crystal M. Watson, the book introduces four core domains—Identity, Belonging, Inquiry, and Efficacy—through stories, strategies, and tools grounded in lived experience and research. Drawing from the Street Data framework and equity-centered design, Pedagogies of Voice invites educators to radically reimagine their practice by centering students’ voices in both what and how we teach. My chapter focuses on the power of culturally sustaining pedagogy and microaffirmations to reshape classroom dynamics, especially for students from marginalized communities.
Book
Moments & MovementsBook
The Intersections of Critical Pedagogy, Critical Literacy, and Social JusticeBook
Navigating precarity in educational contextsJournal Article
From Interrogation to ActionCase Study
Perceptions of Inclusion and Belonging of Arab American Students




