Poetry
“spell for trans safety (i),” Bellingham Review, 2023. Nominated for Best of the Net (2024) & Best New Poets (2024).
"Sometimes Oral History Comes Off Recorder as Poem or, Birth Story," Split This Rock, Poem of the Week, 2023.
“how we survived: 爺爺’s pantoum (i).” Best New Poets 2021 Anthology, Edited by Kaveh Akbar, 2021. Anthologized in We the Gathered Heat: Asian American and Pacific Islander Poetry, Performance, and Spoken Word (Haymarket Books, 2024).
“The Dream Garden Ghazal Remix,” Beloit Poetry Journal, 2024, forthcoming.
“Oral History, or 嬤嬤's Re-Telling," Bellevue Literary Review, 2023. Bellevue Literary Review Poetry Prize Finalist, Judged by Phillip B. Williams.
“Echoes of Diaspora," Plentitudes Journal, 2023. Poetry Top Prize Winner.
“Introduction," Room Magazine, 2023.
“how we survived: 爺爺’s pantoum (ii),” The Shade Journal, 2021. Finalist for THEE SPACE Poetry Prize, judged by Xan Phillips; Anthologized in WHERE ELSE: An International Hong Kong Poetry Anthology (Verve Press, 2023).
“ode to crispy salmon skin,” Honey Literary, 2022. Nominated for Best of the Net (2024).
“parrotfish tranifesto,” The Offing, 2021. Nominated for Best of the Net (2022). Anthologized in Transmasculine Poetics: Filling the Gap in Literature & the Silences Around Us (Sundress Publications, 2024).
"when i close my eyes," Seventh Wave Magazine, 2019.
"gardening," The Blueshift Journal, 2018.
"Home," GenerAsians Magazine, 2016.
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For more poems, visit my poetry site, Dandelion Speaks.
Photo courtesy of The Kheel Center ILGWU Collection, Cornell University, from “How Chinese American Women Changed U.S. Labor History.”
Articles & Interviews
“Eating Chifa for the First Time,” Panorama Journal, 2023.
“That Which You are Afraid to Write, Write It,” The Margins, 2022.
“Trans People Have Always Been: A Conversation with Kay Ulanday Barrett,” The Margins, 2021.
"How Chinese American Women Changed U.S. Labor History," Open City Magazine, 2019.
"How to Start Your Family Roots Search," Open City Magazine, 2018.
"Chinatown Residents Won’t Let a Global Pandemic Stop Them From Fighting Gentrification," Prism, 2020.
"While Trump Deports Southeast Asian Refugees En Masse, the Mainstream Media Stays Silent," Daily Kos, 2019.
"Mapping Displacement and Resistance in Sunset Park," Open City Magazine, 2018.
"Sweeping Away Evil in Chinatown," Open City Magazine, 2018.
"Entering Realities of the Global Chinese Diaspora: My Year Traveling Solo Around the World," Push/Pull Journal, 2018.
"Of Motorbike and Memories," The World of Chinese Magazine, 2018.
"Migrant Murals," The World of Chinese Magazine, 2018.
"Chinese Lessons in Havana," The World of Chinese Magazine, 2017
"The Street Musicians of Chinatown," Open City Magazine, 2016.
Peer-Reviewed Journal Publications
Charmaraman, L., Chan, H. B., Tracy, A., Ramanudom, B., Chen, S., Richer, A. (2018). Asian American social media use: From cyber dependence and cyber harassment to saving face. Asian American Journal of Psychology.
Charmaraman, L., Chan, H. B., Price, T., Tracy, A. (2016). Surviving and thriving: Women of color cultivating safe spaces and virtual social capital. In S. M. Brown Givens & K. Edwards Tassie (Eds.), Women of Color and Social Media Multitasking, New York, NY: Lexington Books.
Education Reports & Projects
Community Roadmap to Bring Healing Centered Schools to The Bronx, Co-authored with the Healing Centered Schools Working Group, 2020.
Transforming Our Public Schools: A Guidebook to Culturally Responsive Education , Co-authored and designed with the Culturally Responsive Education Working Group, 2020.
Culturally Responsive Education Hub, Created and designed with the Education Justice Research and Organizing Collaborative at the NYU Metro Center, 2020.
Diverse City, White Curriculum: The Exclusion of People of Color from English Language Arts in NYC Schools, Conducted research analysis for the NYC Coalition for Educational Justice, 2019.