UBP regularly publishes and presents in professional, public, and community contexts.
Publications
Borderlands Birdpeople Issue 1.1 (Spring 2025)
April 4, 2025
Co-edited by Anel Flores & Amelia King-Kostelac
Rhetoric Review Volume 43, Issue 4
October 10, 2024
Symposium on Community-Engaged Environmental Justice Rhetorics edited by Kenneth Walker, Rubén Casas, and Carolina Hinojosa
A Transdisciplinary Rhetorical Praxis of Pluriversal Co-Presence in the Urban Bird Project by Kenneth Walker, Carolina Hinojosa, Paulina Hernandez-Trejo, and Amelia King-Kostelac.
UTSA Sombrilla Magazine
August 16, 2024
Taking Flight Across Cultures by Valeria Bustamante Johnson
Mellon Foundation Profile of Urban Bird Project
October 16, 2024
Borderlands Stories, as Told by the Birds: The five birds you need to know about (according to the Urban Bird Project at the University of Texas at San Antonio).
Presentations
King-Kostelac, Amelia, Kenneth Walker, Eres Gomez, Olarotimi Ogungbemi, and Mariel Ortega. “Soaring Beyond Borders: How Urban Birds Connect Us All.” w/ Urban Bird Project. Invited Speakers for UTSA’s John Pearce Library Pizza + Research Talks. University of Texas, San Antonio. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjHwQ843YI4
Walker, Kenneth. “Rhetorical Methods of Pluriversality in the Urban Bird Project’s Avian Restor(y)ation Digital Repository. w/ Urban Bird Project.” National Communication Association, Association for the Rhetoric of Science, Technology, and Medicine (ARSTM) Preconference. New Orleans, LA.
Walker, Kenneth. “Transdisciplinary Rhetorical Praxis as Collaborative Modes of Existing Otherwise in Engaged Ecological Research.” w/ Urban Bird Project. Rhetoric Society of America. Denver, CO.
Walker, Kenneth, Carolina Hinojosa, Amelia King-Kostelac, and Paulina Hernandez-Trejo. “How We Hold Things Together, Parts 1 & 2: Community Science & Pluriversal Rhetorical Praxis in the #UrbanBirdProject.” w/ Urban Bird Project. National Communication Association, Association for the Rhetoric of Science, Technology, & Medicine (ARSTM). w/ Urban Bird Project. New Orleans, LA.
Walker, Kenneth, Carolina Hinojosa, Amelia King-Kostelac, Paulina Hernandez-Trejo. “Rhetoric, Ethics, and Knowledge Coproduction: Engaging with Discourses of Transdisciplinarity.” w/ Urban Bird Project. Rhetoric Society of America (RSA), Baltimore, MD. w/ Carolina Hinojosa, Amelia King-Kostelac, Paulina Hernandez-Trejo.
Walker, Kenneth and Paulina Hernandez-Trejo. “Community Science and Borderlands Rhetorical Praxis in the #UrbanBirdProject.” w/ Urban Bird Project. National Communication Association, Association for the Rhetoric of Science, Technology, and Medicine (ARSTM) Virtual Preconference.
