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Marcelle M. Haddix works in the arts department in the Syracuse University School of Education. She directs two literacy programs for adolescent youth: the Writing Our Lives project, a program geared toward supporting the writing practices of urban middle and high school students within and beyond school contexts, and the Dark Girls afterschool program for Black middle school girls aimed at celebrating Black girl literacies. She is the vice president of the Literacy Research Association.

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