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Vincent dePaul Professor of Literary and Interdisciplinary Studies, School for New Learning

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Present	Honors Faculty, Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, DePaul University
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English Language and Literature

Nominee, Pushcart Prize for "At Divina Providencia: Two Stories" (2002)
DePaul Women's Studies Program Service Award
Honoree, "Twenty-One Women Salute" at Cook County Department of Corrections
DePaul Humanities Center Fellowship
DePaul University Public Service Award
St. Vincent DePaul Fellow

Discover Chicago: Grassroots Writing in Chicago
Literature of Incarceration
Rooted in the City: Chicago Writers
Foundations of Adult Learning

Astanfor@depaul.edu
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Women, Writing & Prison: Writers, Activists & Scholars Speak Out

Ann F Stanford and Tobi Jacobi

This book gathers critical and personal essays, poetry and stories written by former and currently incarcerated women, scholars and activists.

Contribution to Book

Lit by Each Others' Light: Women, Writing & Incarceration"

Interrupted Lives: Experiences of Incarcerated Women in the United States (2010)

Critical essay that uses close reading methods to explore poetry produced by women in Cook County Jail workshops.

Where Love Flies Free: Women, Home & Writing in Cook ...

Journal of Prevention and Intervention in the Community (2005)

An essay that examines the nature of "home" in a carceral setting.

'Human Debris': Body Parts and the Reclamation of the Americas ...

Literature and Medicine (2004)

Ann Folwell Stanford

The traffic in human organs, medicine, and Native American reclamation.

More than Just Words: Women's Poetry and Resistance at ...

Feminist Studies (2004)

Looks at women's writing from Cook County Jail workshops as revolutionary utterances, disrupting official discourse about prisoners' identities and relationships ...

Contribution to Book

'Death is a Skipped Meal Compared to This': Food and ...

Scenes of the Apple: Women, Food, and the Body (2003)

Ann Folwell Stanford

Explores dynamics of hunger and starvation and their relationship to racism, particularly the institution of slavery.

Bodies in a Broken World: Women Novelists of Color and ...

Ann Folwell Stanford

Bodies in a Broken World critically explores how women novelists of color in the United States refigure the body in ...