Dr. Madji Fall
2 presentations
United States
Kean University
Biography
Madji Fall, Ph.D. is an Assistant Professor of Education/TESOL in the Department of Bilingual Education, TESOL, and World Languages at Kean University. Dr. Fall’s research sits at the intersection of race, language, identity, and power. Her transdisciplinary scholarship focuses on critical issues in sociolinguistics and health equity and is grounded in anti-racism and anti-linguicism philosophies aimed at improving minoritized communities’ educational, economic, and health conditions. She advocates for systems, structures, processes, and policies that celebrate the identities of racially, linguistically, and culturally-othered groups and create spaces for increased resilience and opportunity.
Publications by Year
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(SIG2033) Resisting Tongues: Bi/Multilingual Literacies as Activism
MF
Madji Fall
Kean University
On-Demand
NABE RESEARCH AND EVALUATION INSTITUTE - On Demand
NABE 2024 53rd Annual Conference
Co-Resisting Linguicism with Multilingual Learners: Policy Implications of Teacher Transresistance
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Madji Fall
Kean University
SA
Samantha Alhborn
Video
NABE 2026 55th Annual Conference