Stine Eckert is Associate Professor in the Department of Communication at Wayne State University. Her research focuses on the intersection of media, gender, and minorities as well as the democratic potential of new media for publics.Ingrid Bachmann is Associate Professor in the School of Communications at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. A former reporter, her research explores the role of the news media in the definition of meanings within the public sphere.

"This outstanding array of honored feminist scholars shines a light on current issues, debates, and paradoxes in feminist media studies. These essays are a dazzling tour through the labyrinthine development of feminist media scholarship, an invaluable resource for students and scholars interested in the past and future of this fertile area of study."Andrea L. Press, William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor of Media Studies and Sociology, University of Virginia, USA"This remarkable collection of essays by ten outstanding communication and media studies scholars brings together timely and unique perspectives on this important and growing field of research. A must-read."Margaretha Geertsema-Sligh, Richard M. Fairbanks Professor, Butler University, USA "Eckert and Bachmann have assembled a powerful choir of feminist communication scholars that have critically and collectively fueled research, mentoring, teaching, and activism in the field. This wonderful volume will inspire readers."Claudia Lagos Lira, Assistant Professor, Universidad de Chile, Chile

• Foreword Introduction: Squaring Feminist Scholarship with Media and Communications Studies Part I: Reflecting the Past 1. Feminist Editing of a Mainstream Journal: Reckoning with Process and Content Related Challenges 2. The Lunchroom Sessions: Lessons in Vulnerability and Resistance from a Junior High Cafeteria 3. Designing Feminist Resilience Part II: Taking Stock of the Present 4. A Feminist Odyssey from the Personal to the Public 5. Suffrage Media Historiography and Status Politics 6. Memory, Media, and Gender Violence in Kenya: Revisiting the St. Kizito Secondary School Crime of 1991 7. Feminist Endurance: Global Elisions and the Labor of Critique Part III: Writing the Future 8. A Negotiated Feminist Agenda: Doing Politics, Researching News, Going Digital 9. Feminist Media Studies: We Need to Take Intersectionality Seriously 10. Global Feminist Positionality (GFP): Coordinates of Time, Space, and Location in Research 11. What Is Happening Here?: Re-imagining Feminist Communication and Media Work amid a Global Pandemic Conclusion: Community, Deep Analysis, and Self-Reflexivity: Feminist Media and Communication Scholars Urge That Our Work Must Be Intersectional

Stine Eckert is Associate Professor in the Department of Communication at Wayne State University. Her research focuses on the intersection of media, gender, and minorities as well as the democratic potential of new media for publics.Ingrid Bachmann is Associate Professor in the School of Communications at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. A former reporter, her research explores the role of the news media in the definition of meanings within the public sphere.

"This outstanding array of honored feminist scholars shines a light on current issues, debates, and paradoxes in feminist media studies. These essays are a dazzling tour through the labyrinthine development of feminist media scholarship, an invaluable resource for students and scholars interested in the past and future of this fertile area of study."Andrea L. Press, William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor of Media Studies and Sociology, University of Virginia, USA"This remarkable collection of essays by ten outstanding communication and media studies scholars brings together timely and unique perspectives on this important and growing field of research. A must-read."Margaretha Geertsema-Sligh, Richard M. Fairbanks Professor, Butler University, USA "Eckert and Bachmann have assembled a powerful choir of feminist communication scholars that have critically and collectively fueled research, mentoring, teaching, and activism in the field. This wonderful volume will inspire readers."Claudia Lagos Lira, Assistant Professor, Universidad de Chile, Chile

• Foreword Introduction: Squaring Feminist Scholarship with Media and Communications Studies Part I: Reflecting the Past 1. Feminist Editing of a Mainstream Journal: Reckoning with Process and Content Related Challenges 2. The Lunchroom Sessions: Lessons in Vulnerability and Resistance from a Junior High Cafeteria 3. Designing Feminist Resilience Part II: Taking Stock of the Present 4. A Feminist Odyssey from the Personal to the Public 5. Suffrage Media Historiography and Status Politics 6. Memory, Media, and Gender Violence in Kenya: Revisiting the St. Kizito Secondary School Crime of 1991 7. Feminist Endurance: Global Elisions and the Labor of Critique Part III: Writing the Future 8. A Negotiated Feminist Agenda: Doing Politics, Researching News, Going Digital 9. Feminist Media Studies: We Need to Take Intersectionality Seriously 10. Global Feminist Positionality (GFP): Coordinates of Time, Space, and Location in Research 11. What Is Happening Here?: Re-imagining Feminist Communication and Media Work amid a Global Pandemic Conclusion: Community, Deep Analysis, and Self-Reflexivity: Feminist Media and Communication Scholars Urge That Our Work Must Be Intersectional

Stine Eckert is Associate Professor in the Department of Communication at Wayne State University. Her research focuses on the intersection of media, gender, and minorities as well as the democratic potential of new media for publics.Ingrid Bachmann is Associate Professor in the School of Communications at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. A former reporter, her research explores the role of the news media in the definition of meanings within the public sphere.

"This outstanding array of honored feminist scholars shines a light on current issues, debates, and paradoxes in feminist media studies. These essays are a dazzling tour through the labyrinthine development of feminist media scholarship, an invaluable resource for students and scholars interested in the past and future of this fertile area of study."Andrea L. Press, William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor of Media Studies and Sociology, University of Virginia, USA"This remarkable collection of essays by ten outstanding communication and media studies scholars brings together timely and unique perspectives on this important and growing field of research. A must-read."Margaretha Geertsema-Sligh, Richard M. Fairbanks Professor, Butler University, USA "Eckert and Bachmann have assembled a powerful choir of feminist communication scholars that have critically and collectively fueled research, mentoring, teaching, and activism in the field. This wonderful volume will inspire readers."Claudia Lagos Lira, Assistant Professor, Universidad de Chile, Chile

• Foreword Introduction: Squaring Feminist Scholarship with Media and Communications Studies Part I: Reflecting the Past 1. Feminist Editing of a Mainstream Journal: Reckoning with Process and Content Related Challenges 2. The Lunchroom Sessions: Lessons in Vulnerability and Resistance from a Junior High Cafeteria 3. Designing Feminist Resilience Part II: Taking Stock of the Present 4. A Feminist Odyssey from the Personal to the Public 5. Suffrage Media Historiography and Status Politics 6. Memory, Media, and Gender Violence in Kenya: Revisiting the St. Kizito Secondary School Crime of 1991 7. Feminist Endurance: Global Elisions and the Labor of Critique Part III: Writing the Future 8. A Negotiated Feminist Agenda: Doing Politics, Researching News, Going Digital 9. Feminist Media Studies: We Need to Take Intersectionality Seriously 10. Global Feminist Positionality (GFP): Coordinates of Time, Space, and Location in Research 11. What Is Happening Here?: Re-imagining Feminist Communication and Media Work amid a Global Pandemic Conclusion: Community, Deep Analysis, and Self-Reflexivity: Feminist Media and Communication Scholars Urge That Our Work Must Be Intersectional