critical pedagogy
-
Read More: Now I’ll Blog It: Re #tcfw
Yesterday, I had the privilege of attending some of THATCamp Feminisms West. I had to leave just before the much-deserved beer-part to pick up my son, and knew I was…
-
Read More: On Figure/Ground Communication™
How did you decide to become a university professor? Was it a conscious choice to become a scholar? Both of my parents and many other members of my family are…
-
Read More: Blogging as Public PedagogyAt the ASA conference in Puerto Rico I drank some rum, swam in the ocean, saw dear friends, and went to a terrific roundtable on blogging with GayProf, Historiann, Roxie,…
-
Read More: Learning from Failure: (DMLCentral Interview Part II)
Liz Losh continues her discussion of the FemTechNet effort with an interview with my collaborator, Anne Balsamo” “In an interview that complements my earlier interview with Juhasz, Balsamo reflected on…
-
Read More: Bodies in Classrooms: Part I (DML Central)
On 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…
-
Read More: Of Labor Lost: Name the EnemyI’m in Boulder Colorado, teaching a summer course on Feminist and Queer Documentary in their film program. My class on Tuesday—on Talking Heads Feminist Labor films—was nothing if not queer:…
-
Read More: Re-Born Digital?Hot off the press and cold on your screen, the inaugural issue of FRAMES, “Film and Moving Image Studies: Re-Born Digital?” edited by Catherine Grant who writes: “I turn my…
-
Read More: FemTechNet Invitation: Please Spread
I am hereby inviting you to a global project to activate networks of feminist artists and scholars of science and technology. Working with Anne Balsamo (at USC), and many others,…
-
Read More: Two Conferences: One Students’/Women’s Media PowerHome after back-to-back events where I wore one hat that just might be construed as two (an interesting slip [of the tongue] or tip [of the hat] that helps point…
