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Past Talks: 2021 Digital Black Feminist Praxis and an Ethic of Care, Digital Studies Institute: Digital IDEAS, University of Michigan 2020 Listen to Black Women: Virtue Signaling, Rhetoric, and Digital Black Feminism - #Feminism: Gender & the 2020 Election -The Seventh Annual Women’s History Month Symposium Northeastern University 2020 The principles and praxis of a Black feminist DH practice, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation-funded Global Digital Humanities Working Group Annual Speaker Series, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Geneva, New York. 2020 Toward a Black feminist praxis in the digital humanities, Keynote Address, Chesapeake Digital Humanities Conference, The College of William & Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia. Michigan State University Fall Distinguished Lecture in Digital Humanities, East Lansing Michigan, November 4, 2019 Omohundro Institute Digital Symposium - Invited Panelist - Washington DC, September 26-27, 2019 Project STAND - Invited Panelist - Chicago, IL September 19, 2019 2019 Beyond the Magic: Digital Black Feminism and Toxicity Online, Race, Gender, & Toxicity Online hosted by the Social Science Research Council, Austin, Texas 2019 My Feminism is Digital and Black, Feminist DH: Intersectionality and Doing Justice with/to Data, The University of Virginia Scholars Lab 2019 Black Girl Labor as Magic: Toward an understanding of Digital Black Feminism , The Bahá’í Chair for World Peace Spring Lecture—Keynote 2018 Emerging Digital Humanities, Digital Caucus, American Studies Association, Atlanta, GA 2018 Best Practices Workshop “Thinking Through the Archives” hosted by the USC Mellon Digital Humanities Program 2018 Excellence in Pedagogy and Innovative Classrooms (EPIC) Program’s inaugural conference Humanities Now: Transformative Teaching at UCLA 2017 Race, Memory, and the Digital Humanities Campus of William and Mary 2017 Society for the Study of Emerging Adulthood's 8th conference in Washington DC 2017 Black Joy and Resistance: Black Feminist Discourse Online Humanities Lab at American University , Washington DC 2017 Badges of Oppression, Positions of Strength: Digital Black Feminist Discourse and the Legacy of Black Women's Technology Use, Berkman Klein Center at Harvard University Luncheon Series, Cambridge, Mass - 2017 Parren Mitchell Symposium "Truth & Lies: Race, Media, and Politics - Speaking Out Loud: Blogs, Music, and TV" at the University of Maryland, College Park 2016 Deviant Black Bodies and Embodied Black feminism in the Blogosphere-- Digital Dialogues Series, Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities 2015 “A Multicultural Mindset for Journalists” - Spring National High School Journalism Convention sponsored by the Journalism Education Association and the National Scholastic Press Association – Denver, Colorado 2015 “Black Women and the Media” Black Women’s Summit – Colorado State University Conference Presentations 2018 Joy is Resistance: Resilience and (Re)Invention in Black Oral Culture Online, Association of Internet Researchers, Montreal, QB, with Jessica Lu 2018 Defying Death: Black Joy as Resistance Online, International Communication Association, Prague, Czech Republic, with Jessica Lu 2017 Deviant black bodies and embodied black feminism in the blogosphere, Society for Cinema and Media Studies, Chicago, IL 2016 Beyond Tragedy or Transcendence: Obama, Mixed Race Representation, and the Digital Turn” Obama 2.0 Conference, University of Maryland Baltimore County 2016 Get in Formation: The new rules of engagement for black feminist discourse online Association of Internet Research, Berlin, Germany 2016 The Virtual Beauty Shop: Crafting a Digital Black Feminism in the Blogosphere Digital Blackness Conference, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ. 2015 When the black lives that matter are not our own: Social justice and a digital black feminism (panel organizer) Association of Internet Researchers Conference 16, Phoenix, AZ 2015 Real and imagined boundaries: Building connections between social justice activists and internet researchers (Roundtable organizer) Association of Internet Researchers Conference 16, Phoenix, AZ 2015 Blogging Ferguson: Self-care and the ‘practice of freedom’ for marginalized writers and communities online International Communication Association Conference, San Juan, Puerto Rico 2014 A different model for academic mentoring: How race, multiplicity, and holism intersect with online social media, with Jenny Korn, Association of Internet Researchers Conference 15, Daegu South Korea 2014 “Classroom Ethics: Social Media”, with Andrea Guzman National Communication Association, Short course, Chicago, IL. 2013 Shaking off the Other: Appropriation of marginalized culture and the Harlem Shake Association of Internet Researchers Conference 14, Denver Colorado 2013 The Virtual Barbershop: The political implications of community discourse online Black Doctoral Network Annual Conference, Philadelphia, PA 2012 In Search of Community: Popular culture driven temporary support communities on SNS Association of Internet Researchers Conference 13 (panel chair), Salford, England 2012 #RIPWhitney: Grieving online and the extension of secondary orality Association of Internet Researchers Conference 13 (panel participant), Salford, England 2012 Protective or Oppressive? Analyzing Death Penalty Framing , with Elycia Taylor and Emilie Luchessi, National Communication Association 2012 conference, Orlando, FL 2012 From tragedy to transcendence: A model of biracial identity in media representation National Communication Association 2012 , Orlando, FL 2010 Worthy of Rescue: Framing poverty in the immediate aftermath of a natural disaster” Illinois Communication Collaboration Conference. Champaign, IL. |
Upcoming Appearances: November 11, 2021, at 5:30pm ET Spelman College - The Future is Intersectional: Black Women Interrogating Technology Speaker Series "Black Feminist Technoculture and the Virtual Beauty shop" November 12, 2021 at 3pm EST. University of Texas at Austin’s Digital Writing and Research Lab "Back to Black Feminist Blogging: Rhetorical Principles of Digital Black Feminism" November 17, 2021 at 5pm PST C2i2 Speaker Series at UCLA "It's Funny How Money Change a Situation: Digital Black Feminism as a Product" |
