Marcelo Diversi is Professor of Human Development at Washington State University Vancouver. His first book, Betweener Talk, also co-authored with Claudio Moreira, won the 2010 Best Book Award from the Ethnography Division of the National Communications Association. He has authored dozens of articles in leading qualitative inquiry journals and won several teaching awards along his career.Claudio Moreira is Associate Professor of Performance Studies, Department of Communications at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. His first book, Betweener Talk, also co-authored with Marcelo Diversi, won the 2010 Best Book Award from the Ethnography Division of the National Communications Association. A specialist in performance autoethnography, he has more than two dozen articles published. In 2016, he won the Distinguished Teaching Award, the most prestigious and only student-oriented teaching award at the University of Massachusetts.

• Introduction; Part I: Performing Social Justice; Chapter 1. Expanding the Circle of Us Chapter 2. Locating Betweener Autoethnographies in Qualitative Inquiry; Part II: Betweener Autoethnographies; Chapter 3. Betweenness in Writing and Performativity Chapter 4. Betweenness in Systemic Exclusion Chapter 5. Betweenness in Decolonizing Inquiry; Part III: Contemporary Issues on Us versus Them; Chapter 6. Betweener Autoethnographies Chapter 7. Traveling Identities Chapter 8. Activism through Decolonizing Inquiry; References

Diversi and Moreira’s work continues to illuminate the sociocultural complexities of our betweenness of being allowing us hope in troubling times through scholarships of light and love and social justice.Tami Spry, Professor of Communication and Performance Studies, St. Cloud State University, author of Autoethnography and the Other: Unsettling Power Through Utopian Performatives

Marcelo Diversi is Professor of Human Development at Washington State University Vancouver. His first book, Betweener Talk, also co-authored with Claudio Moreira, won the 2010 Best Book Award from the Ethnography Division of the National Communications Association. He has authored dozens of articles in leading qualitative inquiry journals and won several teaching awards along his career.Claudio Moreira is Associate Professor of Performance Studies, Department of Communications at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. His first book, Betweener Talk, also co-authored with Marcelo Diversi, won the 2010 Best Book Award from the Ethnography Division of the National Communications Association. A specialist in performance autoethnography, he has more than two dozen articles published. In 2016, he won the Distinguished Teaching Award, the most prestigious and only student-oriented teaching award at the University of Massachusetts.

• Introduction; Part I: Performing Social Justice; Chapter 1. Expanding the Circle of Us Chapter 2. Locating Betweener Autoethnographies in Qualitative Inquiry; Part II: Betweener Autoethnographies; Chapter 3. Betweenness in Writing and Performativity Chapter 4. Betweenness in Systemic Exclusion Chapter 5. Betweenness in Decolonizing Inquiry; Part III: Contemporary Issues on Us versus Them; Chapter 6. Betweener Autoethnographies Chapter 7. Traveling Identities Chapter 8. Activism through Decolonizing Inquiry; References

Diversi and Moreira’s work continues to illuminate the sociocultural complexities of our betweenness of being allowing us hope in troubling times through scholarships of light and love and social justice.Tami Spry, Professor of Communication and Performance Studies, St. Cloud State University, author of Autoethnography and the Other: Unsettling Power Through Utopian Performatives

Marcelo Diversi is Professor of Human Development at Washington State University Vancouver. His first book, Betweener Talk, also co-authored with Claudio Moreira, won the 2010 Best Book Award from the Ethnography Division of the National Communications Association. He has authored dozens of articles in leading qualitative inquiry journals and won several teaching awards along his career.Claudio Moreira is Associate Professor of Performance Studies, Department of Communications at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. His first book, Betweener Talk, also co-authored with Marcelo Diversi, won the 2010 Best Book Award from the Ethnography Division of the National Communications Association. A specialist in performance autoethnography, he has more than two dozen articles published. In 2016, he won the Distinguished Teaching Award, the most prestigious and only student-oriented teaching award at the University of Massachusetts.

• Introduction; Part I: Performing Social Justice; Chapter 1. Expanding the Circle of Us Chapter 2. Locating Betweener Autoethnographies in Qualitative Inquiry; Part II: Betweener Autoethnographies; Chapter 3. Betweenness in Writing and Performativity Chapter 4. Betweenness in Systemic Exclusion Chapter 5. Betweenness in Decolonizing Inquiry; Part III: Contemporary Issues on Us versus Them; Chapter 6. Betweener Autoethnographies Chapter 7. Traveling Identities Chapter 8. Activism through Decolonizing Inquiry; References

Diversi and Moreira’s work continues to illuminate the sociocultural complexities of our betweenness of being allowing us hope in troubling times through scholarships of light and love and social justice.Tami Spry, Professor of Communication and Performance Studies, St. Cloud State University, author of Autoethnography and the Other: Unsettling Power Through Utopian Performatives