Felicia Harris (Grady MA, Ph.D.) and Elli Lester Roushanzamir, #Blackgirlsrun: Promoting Health and Wellness Outcomes Using Social Media Fire!!! Vol. 3, No. 1, Health and Wellness Advocacy: A New Public Engagement Pathway for African American Studies (2016), pp. 160-189
Abstract: This paper presents the case of Black Girls RUN! (BGR), an Atlanta-based organization and social movement with a grassroots and community-driven approach to changing fitness-related ideology and health outcomes within the Black community. Using an interdisciplinary approach built built upon tenets of media studies, cultural studies, Black Feminist Thought, and health promotion theory, this research investigates the importance of centering Blackness in efforts to address racial disparities in health and wellness.
The Unseen Internet: Conjuring the Occult in 21st Century Digital Discourse
Shira Chess (under contract). The Unseen Internet: Conjuring the Occult in 21st Century Digital Discourse. Cambridge: MIT Press. Overview: Behind the glossy sheen of slick social media influencers and corporate […]
Social endorsement, credibility, and support for the regulation of research on enhanced geothermal systems
McKasy, M., Yeo, S. K., Zhang, J. S., Michael A. Cacciatore, Allen, H. W., & Su, L. Y.-F. (2022, December). “Social endorsement, credibility, and support for the regulation of research […]
