Dr. Caddie Alford Interview
Dr. Caddie Alford is an Assistant Professor at Virginia Commonwealth University specializing in social media culture, feminism, and…
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Digital Activism: Strategic, Inessential, and Inenarrable Alliances for an Ethical and Political Imperative
After my panel presentation at #4C2019 on “Critical Digital Archiving Against the Grain: Precarities, Negotiations, and Possibilities,” one…
C&W 18 Review of Friday Keynote: “Hashtag Feminism and Its Discontents” by Liz Losh
Keynote: “Hashtag Feminism and Its Discontents” Presenter: Elizabeth Losh Review by Brandy Dieterle Dr. Elizabeth Losh was the…
NYMG Review: Considering Digital Feminist Publishing in Practice
When I was young I use to play a lot of games. Zelda was my favorite, and I…
Call for Blog Carnival Contributions—Material and Digital Rhetorics: Openings for Feminist Action
Within Composition and Rhetoric, feminist rhetoricians have investigated the intersection of technology and pursuits of social equality. Their…
Compositional Craft: Zine Workshops as Pop-Up Makerspaces
Despite the growing popularity of makerspaces in higher education, creating and sustaining a permanent makerspace takes more…
Samantha Blackmon’s “Your Code Ain’t Like Mine: On Being #thatgirl in Technology Intensive Fields” ~ KN3
Review by Don Unger Read about or watch a video of Keynote 3 on the C&W conference site. Samantha…