Building & Linking Principled Sites in Collaboration
I’m curious about architectural and community structures, as well as norms of behavior, and how they might produce the possibility for feminist interactions online. I’ve been working on this with my students at USC (Spring 2011) and Pitzer (Fall 2011), and I blog about that here and elsewhere.
By Alejandra Rishton When viewing the IVAW.org community through a feminist and anti-racist lens, one will find a positive and equal environment for people off all genders and colors. The …
IVAW: Providing a Safe Space for Women and People of All Colors Read MoreBy Alejandra Rishton When viewing the IVAW.org community through a feminist and anti-racist lens, one will find a positive and equal environment for people off all genders and colors. The …
IVAW: Providing a Safe Space for Women and People of All Colors Read More
By Gina Magnuson for Feminist Online Spaces Sam Cronk began his lecture with a recording by the 1960s singer is Pete Seger. The song is a form of protest music …
Sam Cronk on Digital Social Media and Music Read MoreLiz Losh continues her discussion of the FemTechNet effort with an interview with my collaborator, Anne Balsamo“: “In an interview that complements my my earlier interview with Juhasz, Balsamo reflected on the …
Learning from Failure: Anne Balsamo (on DML Central) Read MoreOn DML Central, my friend and colleague, Liz Losh, interviews me (and my collaborator, Anne Balsamo, for Part II), about our MDCLE: “Next year, over a hundred feminist scholars are …
Bodies in Classrooms: Part I (DML Central) Read More