Graduate Student and Graduate Student Instructor
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About
Anna Almore is a third-generation educator, lifelong-learner, and relative, currently studying in the occupied lands of the Anishinaabek, Potawatomi, and Fox as the descendent of enslaved Africans. Anna Almore comes to the University of Michigan after working alongside educators and students in the Bronx, the Rio Grande Valley, and the Lakota lands of the plains. She is a doctoral student in the Joint Program in English and Education where she studies coalition-building (im)possibilities, schooling geographies, and Black & Queer Feminisms. She teaches Cultural Studies and Education, Language Development and the Politics of Language, as well as Freshman writing.
