Rocio Rayo (She/Her)
I don’t know, but I can find out
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Open Knowledge
Rocio Rayo (She/Her) edited the blog post What is a method again?I am not where I was 15 weeks ago where the definition of methods was that little fuzzy thing you kind of see in your eye that you can’t even quite catch.
BUT I am still working through my own definition. […]
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Rocio Rayo (She/Her) edited the blog post Rocio's Long ProjectHi! My long project will be a work-in-progress website, hosted at the gc commons. I want to use this an auto/duo/multi-ethnographic exercise for myself and others to tell and collect stories. This will be a […]
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Bathtub Stories
Sandino’s Daughters, Margaret RandallSandino’s Daughter’s Revisted, Margaret Randall
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Bathtub Stories
Liz Jose, founder of WE Bike NYC, an organization for women and female-identifying cyclists, organized a bike ride of 11 women from NYC to DC in 2014. They successfully braved the blistery February elements, […]
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A Collection of Auto-Ethnographies
Shy’s AutoEthnography
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Open Knowledge
Rocio Rayo (She/Her) edited the blog post AutoEnthnographyI have been thinking alot about our auto-ethnography posts on padlet. Writing mine was cathartic. While the amount of selfies on my camera roll might expose my narcissistic tendencies (although I like to think of […]
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Rocio Rayo (She/Her) edited the blog post Why are you here?Hostos Community College,A.A. 2008-2011
My first few weeks at Hostos my mom and I started calling it “the socialist republic of Hostos.”
I got my teeth cleaned for the first time in a decade. My son got […]
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Rocio Rayo (She/Her) edited the blog post The Blind Men and the ElephantI was talking through some of the internal choques I felt after class on Monday – and my mom sent me this and reminded me to stop running into the side yelling “it’s a wall!”
Not sure this is helpful to anyone […]
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