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.
The Fembot Collective is delighted to announce the launch of Ada: A Journal of Gender, New Media, and Technology! The inaugural issue, “Conversations Across the Field,” features articles by: Anne …
Launch: Ada: A Journal of Gender, New Media, and Technology Read MoreBy Daniela Meza I became a member of the ExperienceProject.com close to two months ago and joined the “I am a feminist” group within it. The Experience Project (EP) is a social …
MRAs are Everywhere: Bigotry and Hate Exposed on ExperienceProject Read MoreBy Cassidy The Scripps Voice online publication provides a small but uniquely safe platform for a discussion of race and feminist issues than is typically experienced in the vast and …
Ethnography of ‘The Voice’ Online Read MoreBy Giselle Fierro For my ethnographic study, I interviewed Martha, a college sophomore of Chicago, on her thoughts and interests about Cosmopolitan (Cosmo) magazine/website in order to find out whether …
Cosmopolitan: A (Non)Feminist Space Read MoreBy Cindy Donis Having explored the bike community LAFixed.com and determining that it wasn’t a safe space for a cyclist like me, a Questioning Latina who occasionally rides her inexpensive bike mainly …
“Biking is a Passion, not a Form of Exploitation”: Liberating the Bike on Tumblr By Latina Rider Read More