Mary Fahrenbruck | Worlds of Words Center for Global Literacies and Literatures (University of Arizona)

Mary Fahrenbruck

Is Reading Aloud Common Ground for WOW and LETRS?

What Do WOW and LETRS Have in Common?

Man standing on the Olympic podium with fist raised

WOW Dozen: Inspiring Journeys: Overcoming Adversity on the Road to Olympic Victory

Two figures look over a forrested valley

WOW Recommends: Be a Good Ancestor

A group of Mexhicah people making a book against the backdrop of a pyramid and snowcapped mountains.

WOW Recommends: A Land of Books: Dreams of Young Mexican Word Painters

The Dozen Graphic

WOW Dozen: Cousin Love

Blue crayon wrapped in red paper coloring the sky while five crayons watch

WOW Dozen: Books Featuring Trans* and Trans*-accepting Characters

Authors' Corner: Ray Jaramillo

Reaction to Punching the Air by Ibi Zoboi and Yusef Salaam from a Criminologist’s Point of View

Cover of Juvie depicting empty cells on three levels, with the bottom level holding a young woman in an orange prison jumpsuit replacing the I in Juvie.

Reaction to Juvie by Steve Watkins from a Criminologist’s Point of View

WOW Currents

Reaction to Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds from a Criminologist’s Point of View

Cover depicts a teenage boy running across a trainyard with a train in the background, backlit by yellow sunlight.

Reaction to Illegal. A Disappeared Novel by Francisco X. Stork from a Criminologist’s Point of View

WOW Recommends: The World's Poorest President Speaks Out

WOW Currents

Poet Laureate Projects from the Library of Congress

Literacy Resources Available through Cinco Puntos Press

Enchanted Lion Books

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