culturalstudies

Lainey and I talk about our pussy cat

Lainey and I talk about our pussy cat

Amy Brady on mapping, the history of ice in US culture, Orion magazine, the environment, and Topeka

Amy Brady on mapping, the history of ice in US culture, Orion magazine, the environment, and Topeka

You can read about Amy here:

https://amybradywrites.com/

https://www.orionmagazine.org/

 

Lauren Levitt, Elizabeth Dayton, and Ayanna Dozier on sex-worker art, “rescue,” criminalization, zines

Lauren Levitt, Elizabeth Dayton, and Ayanna Dozier on sex-worker art, autobiography, transactional intimacy, power, humor, alliance, Veil Machine, Red Canary Song, Butterfly, “rescue,” criminalization, zines, fashion

You can read about Lauren, Elizabeth, Ayanna, and links related to their interests here:

https://twitter.com/LaurenLevitt8

https://dozierayanna.com/home.html

https://veilmachine.com/

http://sexworkerfest.com/about.html

https://www.redcanarysong.net/

https://www.butterflysw.org/

https://sxhxcollective.org/about/

https://decodingstigma.tech/

https://www.swopbehindbars.org/

 

Rosalind Morris on southern Africa, mining, Thailand, cultural production, and universities

Rosalind Morris on southern Africa, mining, gold, the resource curse, the informal sector, Thailand, inequality, cultural production, Zama Zama, the social sciences and humanities, and speech

You can read about her work here:

https://anthropology.columbia.edu/content/rosalind-c-morris

https://www.rosalindcmorris.com/

https://www.rocamproductions.com/

 

 

Daisuke Miyao on communications, Japanese film, cats and cinema, lighting, and cultural politics

Daisuke Miyao on communication breakdown, Japanese film, cats and cinema, media production and media studies, lighting, cinematography, and Oppenheimer

You can read about Daisuke here:

https://literature.ucsd.edu/people/faculty/dmiyao.html

Kimberly Voss on women’s social history, food and fashion journalism, women’s pages

Kimberly Voss on women’s social history, archival research, life in journalism for black and white women, domestic violence, food reporting, fashion journalism, and women’s pages in newspapers

You can read about Kimberly here:

https://communication.ucf.edu/person/kimberly-voss/

https://www.gothamcenter.org/blog/the-journalism-of-style-how-new-yorks-fashion-editors-set-the-stage-for-fashion-reporting

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mark Williams on critical thinking, pedagogy, digital humanities, archives, and media ecology

Mark Williams on media history, textual analysis, critical thinking, attention culture, pedagogy, digital humanities, archives, and media ecology

You can read about Mark’s work here:

https://faculty-directory.dartmouth.edu/mark-j-williams

https://mediaecology.dartmouth.edu/wp/archives/1026

https://mediaecology.dartmouth.edu/wp/

https://pub.dartmouth.edu/journal-of-e-media-studies-special-issue/index

Moylan, Karathanasopoulou, Mitchell on radio, podcasts, women, archives, platforms, funding

Katie Moylan, Evi Karathanasopoulou, and Caroline Mitchell on community radio, podcasts, intimacy, locality, student production, visuality, participation by women, time, archives, platforms, and funding

You can read about their work here:

https://le.ac.uk/people/katie-moylan

https://staffprofiles.bournemouth.ac.uk/display/evik

https://www.sunderland.ac.uk/about/staff/media/carolinemitchell/

https://rebel-women-of-sunderland.captivate.fm/

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/concrete-crocodiles-and-underpasses-help-celebrate-north-east-towns-60th-birthday/ar-BB1jKWVo

Hannah Burdette on Latin American languages, hip hop, and indigenous cultures

 

 

Hannah Burdette on Subcomandante Marcos, Latin American languages, hip hop, and definitions of indigeneity

You can read about Hanna’s work here:

https://www.csuchico.edu/hfa/about/people/lanc/faculty/burdette-hannah.shtml

https://chicostatetranslat.wixsite.com/california-state-uni

Aisha Durham on belonging, intersectionality, hip hop, poetry, Black autoethnography, and Beyoncé

Aisha Durham on belonging, representation, memory, African Americans, the “New” South, intersectionality, hip hop and class, poetry, Black autoethnography, and Beyoncé

You can read about Aisha’s work here:

https://www.aishadurham.com/