By Manaswini Pillai, Magazine, News and Digital Journalism Graduate | November 18, 2024 CODE^SHIFT  members are set to engage in critical...

By Manaswini Pillai, Magazine, News and Digital Journalism Graduate | October 18, 2024 The 3rd iteration of CODE^SHIFT ’s annual...

Machine learning algorithms are as biased as the humans from which they emerged. Many people view the computational machinery that...

On April 21, from 12:00 to 1:30 p.m. CST, the University of Missouri’s Media & Diversity Center (MDC) held a virtual networking event....

On April 16 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (CST), QSIDE's Data4Justice Conference assembled activists and academics alike, to communicate their...

From March to May, Building the Fugitive Academy (BFA) is hosting an international virtual conference series, “Communication, Culture,...

Dr. Srivi Ramasubramanian invites you to attend her presentations at the National Communication Association Annual Conference.

The Difficult Dialogues Project has curated the following resources on trauma-informed scholarship, dialogue-based interventions, Black well

Published on June 7, 2020 (This blog post is a collective response by BIPOC scholars to my Facebook post this morning; in particular, I...

I am here on Twitter/Facebook, co-organizing with other comm/media/journalism faculty and students. I am reporting back that the discussions

[Citation: Ramasubramanian, S. (May 25, 2020). Reflecting on #OpenScience versus #OpenComm, DrSrivi.com Blog, Accessible at:...

Reflections on the #CommunicationSoWhite movement and its beginnings in Summer 2018.

On the third anniversary of our campus protests against white supremacy, I reflect on student-led activism and anti-racism pedagogy.

Difficult Dialogues Project review at the end of Fall 2019. Teaching and mentoring our multidisciplinary research team at TAMU.

Talks at UC-Santa Barbara and at CalPoly on the Difficult Dialogues Project, including feedback from attendees.

Reflections on intersectionality, marginalizations, and minoritized scholar experiences on campuses and the scholarly community.

Talking publicly about writing failures is a privilege that scholars of color often do not have. So deep are our ingrained beliefs of inferi

Invited talk on Critical Media Effects, Anti-Racism, and (De)Stigmatization