Writing

*Disclaimer: my writing is a reflection of my personal opinions and in no way reflects those opinions or perspectives of my employers. Also, my opinions may have evolved over time.

2022

“Our experiences are different… our risks are different”: Racialized women’s online activism to end violence against women in Canada. (PhD dissertation)

“I bet you don’t get what we get”: An intersectional analysis of technology-facilitated violence experienced by racialized women anti-violence online activists in Canada.
Canadian Journal of Law and Technology

2019

Comic book stores as sites of struggle. (Book chapter)
Point of Sale, Rutgers University Press.
Co-authored with: Benjamin Woo.

“Is it me? Or is it You(Tube)?” (Blog post)
ALiGN Media Lab

"Exploring the Dark Web: TOR for activism.” (Blog post)
ALiGN Media Lab Special issue: I-lluminate

2018

“I’m burning for a Silicon Valley revolution!” (Blog post)
ALiGN Media Lab

“Re-worlding by re-wording.” (Blog post)
ALiGN Media Lab

“Living in vs living with media - Networks of online harassment.” (Blog post)
ALiGN Media Lab

“Where are all the Indigenous languages, Duolingo?” (Blog post)
ALiGN Media Lab

“Algorithmic trends - A new digital divide with the knowledge of platforms?” (Blog post)
ALiGN Media Lab

“What’s Law got to do with it?” (Blog post)
ALiGN Media Lab

2017

“Reproductive coercion, stealthing, and social media.” (Blog post)
ALiGN Media Lab

“What’s the big deal with Open Source Software?” (Blog post)
ALiGN Media Lab

“Slactivism? Or just different forms of activism?” (Blog post)
ALiGN Media Lab

“The community in the comments section". (Blog post)
ALiGN Media Lab

“Taking light-hearted and sassy popular feminism seriously.” (Blog post)
ALiGN Media Lab

2016

“A prehistory of the cloud" by Tung-Hui Hu. (Book Review)
Journal of Communication

2014

Celebrity, sex, fashion ... and feminism? Exploring the relationship between popular feminist media blogs and perceptions of feminism. (Master's thesis) 

2012

Celebrating the small triumphs and hopeful for more: Alberta and the Status of Women Canada.
The fACTivist, Edmonton Social Planning Council