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By Barnett on May 16th, 2012
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  1. art
  2. fembot
  3. feminism
  4. feminist
  5. gender
  6. new media
  7. queer

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Fembot is a collaborative of faculty, graduate students and librarians promoting research on gender, new media and...
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"Out of the Attic and into the Stacks: The Feminism in LIS Unconference" at UW-M - and Why We Desperately Need It
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By Roberts on Mar 6th, 2012
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  2. Data & Information
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  4. Civic Engagement
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  7. Government & Politics
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  1. Access
  2. children
  3. equal pay
  4. feminism
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  11. milwaukee
  12. misogyny
  13. reproductive health
  14. unconference
  15. wisconsin
  16. women
  17. women of color

maripozo-img-2/13/2012 - 7:11pm
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// The Queer Slash Matrix //
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By Pozo on Feb 13th, 2012
  1. Film, Video & Animation
  2. Gender & Sexuality
  3. Internet & Web 2.0
  4. Journalism & Media
  5. Youth
  1. fandom
  2. fanfiction
  3. feminism
  4. queer
  5. sexuality
  6. slash

A Manifesto for Queer Slashers

Diana Pozo

Above: The shock of encountering slash fanfiction is a meme unto itself.

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CFP: Feminist Media Studies - Women and Media in the Middle East
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By Barnett on Jan 23rd, 2012
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  1. Arab Spring
  2. blogging
  3. cfp
  4. feminism
  5. feminist
  6. media studies
  7. middle east
  8. women

 
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From the Center: Facilitating Feminist Digital Theory and Praxis in a Digital Environment
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By Lothian on Dec 2nd, 2011
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From the Center: Facilitating Feminist Digital Theory and Praxis in a Digital Environment

Margaret Rhee, Isela Gonzalez,...
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Feminist Hulk Goes To (My) School: Exploring the use of Twitter as a research method
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By Dworak on Sep 23rd, 2011
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  3. Gender & Sexuality
  4. Online Identity
  5. Social Networks & Social Media
  6. Research & Methodologies
  1. digital and social media
  2. feminism
  3. Feminist Hulk
  4. twitter

@FEMINISTHULK came out in

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from reading comprehension to nuclear engineering: Ph.D.s awarded to women by discipline
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By Barnett on Feb 18th, 2011
  1. Academia
  2. Gender & Sexuality
  3. Higher Education
  1. discipline
  2. doctoral work
  3. feminism
  4. gender
  5. glass ceiling
  6. men
  7. PhD
  8. women

The breakdown by gender for Ph.Ds awarded in the United States in 2009, by (selected) disciplines.  Note Engineering, Computer Science,...
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Storytellers Front and Center: A HASTAC Blog Interview with 'Silence Speaks' Amy Hill
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By Rhee on Jan 15th, 2011
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  4. feminism
  5. HIV
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The Most Amazing Lecture
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By Davidson on Jan 2nd, 2008
  1. Gender & Sexuality
  1. concepts
  2. deleuze
  3. elizabeth grosz
  4. feminism
  5. foucault
  6. knowlede
  7. power
Anyone who has read this column knows that I found Elizabeth Grosz's lecture last year at the Feminist Theory Workshop at Duke University to be one...
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