Abigail Kremer is thrilled to be the graduate editor who helps UIC undergraduates find a home in our journal. Working as a UIC composition instructor and in the UIC Writing Center, linguistic justice guides her career choices. 

Shaina Warfield is a second-year master’s student in the Program for Writers and a First-Year Writing composition instructor. She is excited to join the Linguistic Justice editorial team as a graduate editor for the inaugural publication of the journal. She welcomes the opportunity to help curate a collection of student writing featuring talented undergraduates who critically confront the imperative use of standardized language and know the power of exploring the expansive range of linguistic expression.

Nati Madrigal is a second-year undergraduate at UIC studying communication and professional writing. She is motivated to connect Chicago writers through sharing stories and art about the good, bad, and ugly of finding unity in being held back by systemic barriers and pushing against them.

Harley Kim is a third-year undergraduate at UIC studying creative and professional writing. With personal experience in the racial nuances of bilingualism, she is passionate about giving the diverse Chicago community a chance to share their valuable stories and insight.