Academic Center on Research in Diversity at Temple University
Selected Publications: Rickie Sanders
“Trayvon Martin: The Blogosphere, Racial Profiling, Social Justice, Pitbulls, and “The Talk.” Antipode Intervention Symposium.
“The Ambiguous Rhetoric of Invisibility and Visibility in Women’s Lives.” Revista Artemis XVI. With Loreley Gomez Garcia.
“The Complexities of Teaching Simple Geographic Concepts: A Guide to Connecting Critical Geography to the Classroom.” Geography and Social Justice in the Classroom (Routledge Research in Education Series), Todd Kenreich, Ed.
The Whitening of the Public University: The Context for Diversifying Geography.” The Professional Geographer. With Audrey Kobayashi and Victoria Lawson.
Picturing the city: young people’s representations of urban environments.” Children’s Geographies. With Tine Beneker (Netherlands), Sirpa Tani (Finland), Liz Taylor (Oxford). Children’s Geographies.
Selling new versions of ‘family’: examining the images used to define and portray ‘family’ in retirement community promotional material. Chapter 10 in Hallman, B. (eds) ‘Family Geographies: The Spatiality of Families and Family Life’ Oxford University Press.
Urbanization. Encyclopedia of African American History. Ernest Perry (Managing Editor) Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO.
Urban Ghetto. Encyclopedia of African American History. Ernest Perry (Managing Editor) Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO.
War on Poverty. Encyclopedia of African American History. Ernest Perry (Managing Editor) Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO.
“Photographs.” In Kitchin R, Thrift N (eds) International Encyclopedia of Human Geography, Volume 8, pp. 157-162. Oxford: Elsevier.
“The Neighborhood Narratives Project: New Dialogues with/in the Mediated City.” With Hana Iverson. Ch 6 in Eckardt, . (Eds) MEDIACITY – Situations, Practices and Encounters. Frank & Timme, Berlin Publishers.
“Urban Public Space.” Ch 8 in Orvell, M (Eds) Public Space and the Ideology of Place in American Culture. Rodopi B. V. Publishers.
“The Triumph of Geography: A Viewpoint. Vol. 32, No. 1. Progress in Human Geography.
“Teaching the Geographies of Urban Areas: Views and Visions.” Vol. 16, No. 3. With Tine Beneker (Netherlands), Sirpa Tani (Finland), Liz Taylor (Oxford) and Rob van der Vaart (Utrecht). International Research in Geographic and Environmental Education.
Developing Geographers through Photography: Enlarging Concepts. Vol. 31, No. 1. Journal of Geography in Higher Education.
Social Justice: Musings of a Woman of Color in Geography. Gender, Place, and Culture. Vol. 13, No. 1.
The Tragedy of Katrina: Will there be a Presidential Apology? Hurricane Katrina: Response and Responsibilities. John Brown Childs, (Ed.) Santa Cruz: New Pacific Press.
“An International Comparison of Geography Teaching: Content and Standards. In Expanding Horizons in a Shrinking World. Symposium Proceedings of the International Geographical Union Commission on Geographical Education in Association with International Cartographic Association and Children and Cartography Commission. With Joseph Stoltman.
Social Exclusion. Encyclopedia of International Development. T. Forsyth (Ed.) London and New York: Routledge.
Marginality. Encyclopedia of International Development. T. Forsyth (Ed.) London and New York: Routledge.
“Gender Equity in the Classroom: An Arena for Correspondence. Women’s Studies Quarterly, special issue on Gender Equity in High Schools: Notes for a New Century. Vol. 28, Nos. 3 and 4.
“Finding A Way: A Program to Enhance Gender Equity in the K12 Classroom.” Women’s Studies Quarterly, special issue on Gender Equity In High Schools: Notes for a New Century. Vol. 28, Nos. 3 and 4. With Jan Monk, Peg Smith, Julie Tuason, and Pamela Wridt.
Building Gender Equity in Geography Classrooms: A Guide to Designing a Professional Development Institute.” Published by National Council for Geographic Education. With Julie Tuason and Pamela Wridt.
Introducing White Privilege into the Classroom: Lessons from Finding A Way. Journal of Geography. Vol. 98.
Exploring Obstacles to Educational Reform: Observations from Finding A Way. Professional Geographer, Vol. 99.
Finding A Way to Reach Girls of All Racial and Ethnic Background Geography Classrooms. In Girls Succeeding in Science, Math and Technology: Who Works and What Works. AAUW. Philadelphia PA.
Review Essay: Thresholds in Feminist Geography. In Gender, Place, and Culture. Vol. 6, No. 3.
“Teaching Geography in a Pluralistic Society,” Chapter 11 in Geography Education National Implementation Project’s, Spaces and Places, published by Rand McNally.
The Liberal Studies Agenda vs. the Basic Education Agenda: Finding the Proper Balance”. In The Journal of Geography, Vol. 90, No. 1.
“Integrating Race and Ethnicity into Geographic Gender Studies.” In The Professional Geographer, Vol.42, No. 2.