Dr. Barrett Rosser continues her scholarly and professional engagement through invited activities and contributions focused on literacy and education.
Dr. Rosser served as an invited host for Black Girls’ Literacies, a BlueSky Literacies Chat organized through the American Educational Research Association’s (AERA) Writing & Literacies Special Interest Group. She also participated in the Communities Literacy Collaboratory’s Summer 2026 Possibilities Hub at the University of Arkansas, featuring Blackgurl Reliable Toolkit.
She additionally served as a manuscript reviewer for the Journal of African American Women and Girls in Education (JAAWGE).
For the National Writing Project, on September 1, Dr. Rosser was an invited guest on NWP Radio for the podcast episode Building a Living Archive: Black Youth (Re)writing Histories in Philadelphia. Listen to the episode.
Additionally, Dr. Rosser served as an invited webinar panelist for the Library of Congress Literacy Awards Program, Honoring Storytelling and Building Literacy Skills. View the webinar.
These activities reflect Dr. Rosser’s continued commitment to academic service within the field of literacy and education.
