In this introductory essay, we begin by discussing the attraction and limits of the
'wave'metaphor in feminist history and politics, before moving into a wider discussion of …

Networked Feminism tells the story of how activists have used media to reconfigure what
feminist politics and organizing look like in the United States. Drawing on years spent …

Zines have made a resurgence in the United States. What functions do these humble, self-
published booklets perform in the current media landscape, where digital reigns supreme …

Drawing on recently established zine archives and oral-history interviews with former girl
zine producers, as well as with zine librarians, archivists, and commentators, this essay …

Engaging with feminist rhetorical methodologies of critical imagination and interdisciplinary
queer studies of gossip, this essay theorizes gossip as a methodology for feminist and queer …

Published more than a decade ago, the article 'Community media: Muting the democratic
media discourse?'(Carpentier, Lie and Servaes, 2003) attempted to chart the different …

Throughout history, feminists have used media individually and collectively to inform,
motivate, and mobilise political action on behalf of women, as well as to critique the …

Forms of media–in the broadest sense of this term–are an invaluable part in furthering the
determinate goals and specific demands of a given political movement. This might seem a …

In the chapter Activism: Fighting Back Against Rape Culture, Salvatori and Mendes
demonstrate how digital technologies are used by contemporary feminists to fight back …

Forms of media–in the broadest sense of this term–are an invaluable part in furthering the
determinate goals and specific demands of a given political movement. This might seem a …