A Conversation on Feminist Digital Humanities

Authors

Jessica Frazier, University of Rhode IslandFollow
Tamar Carroll
Shweta Sachdeva Jha
Leandra Zarnow

Abstract

The forum below came into being out of a curiosity to learn more about feminist scholars’ creation and use of digital humanities projects, platforms, and media to forward their research and teaching. Participants discussed the possibilities and perils of feminist digital humanities projects as they shared their unique experiences and perspectives. Larger trends in the conception, design, and operation of feminist digital humanities are visible in the conversation that follows—notably all three participants expressed a desire to work with digital media as a means of producing and sharing feminist knowledge and resistance narratives with broader audiences.

Recommended Citation

Frazier, Jessica, Tamar Carroll, Shweta Sachdeva Jha, and Leandra Zarnow. 2025. "A Conversation on Feminist Digital Humanities." Journal of Feminist Scholarship 26 (Spring): 10.23860/jfs.2025.26.02.

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