Congratulations to Cara Marta Messina (Marist University) on her forthcoming book Critical Fandom: Representations of Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Fan Fiction, published with the University of Iowa Press! This book "positions fan authors as rhetoricians and fan fiction as an action."

Congratulations to @caramartamessina.com on her upcoming book Critical Fandom, forthcoming in June 2026 through University of Iowa Press! 🎉

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Congratulations to editors Jessica Edens McCrary (Emory U) and Lynée Lewis Gaillet (Georgia State U) and all the chapter authors on the publication of their edited collection Blurred Boundaries: Feminist Essays on Twenty-First-Century Academic Labor, published with the University of South Carolina University Press!

Congratulations to editors Jessica Edens McCrary and Lynée Lewis Gaillet and all of the chapter authors on the publication of Blurred Boundaries: Feminist Essays on Twenty-First-Century Academic Labor with @uscpress.bsky.social!

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Congratulations to Jenna Vinson, Associate Professor at UMass Lowell, on the publication of her book Stop Saying Snip! The Rhetoric of Vasectomy, published with Rutgers University Press! This book's multimodal analysis draws on media, policy, and interviews to examine the tropes and practices that obstruct vasectomy uptake.

Happy #FeministFridays, and many congratulations to Jenna Vinson on the publication of her new book Stop Saying Snip! The Rhetoric of Vasectomy, published with Rutgers University Press! 👏

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Congratulations to editors Kristine Acosta, Michelle Cowan, Rebecca Rickly, Nancy Small, and Erica M. Stone on the publication of their open-access book Storied Practices: Positionality in Writing Studies, published with the WAC Clearinghouse! The collection explore how the various identities and lived experiences of scholars shape their professional personas, research methodologies, and teaching practices.

Happy #FeministFridays and congrats to editors Kristine Acosta,
@michellecowan.bsky.social, @rhetrickly.bsky.social, Nancy Small, & Erica M. Stone on the publication of Storied Practices: Positionality in Writing Studies!

Read at @wacclearinghouse.bsky.social: wacclearinghouse.org/books/practi...

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Feminists @ CCCCs features The Conference and the Caregiver: Addressing Conference Access for Caregivers and Those with Caregiving Needs, led by Alex Hanson, Lisa Reid, Alanna Frost, Jessica Nastal, and Krys Ingman. It meets from 10:30 to 11:45AM on Thursday, 3/5, in Room 6. Its session code is A.15.

Feminists @ CCCCs features Coming to the Table: Engaging Food Rhetorics in Composition and Professional Writing, led by Jody Shipka, Kelli Gill, Ashley Beardsely, Melissa Stone, Erica Leigh, and Zachary Beare. It meets on Saturday (3/7) from 9:30 to 10:45AM Eastern Time in Atrium Ballroom D. Its session code is K.3.

Feminists @ CCCCs features Learning and Teaching Histories of Women's Rhetorical Education through Experiential Learning, led by Sarah Polo from Cottey College. It meets from 11:00 to 11:30AM Eastern Time on Saturday, 3/7, in Room 19. Its session code is LA.6.

It's #FeministFridays, and we're back to help you build your #4C26 schedule! This time, we've got three options for your Thursday and Saturday 🧵

Feminists @ CCCCs features Feminist Faculty Leadership: Real Talk. The roundtable is led by Michelle Bachelor Robinson, Sheila Carter-Tod, Jenn Fishman, Mary P. Sheridan, Darci Thoune, and Shevaun Watson. It will meet from 12:30 to 1:45 on Friday, March 6, in Atrium Ballroom D. Its session code is H.3.

Feminists @ CCCCs features From Theory of Labor to the Practice of Slow Work in the Writing Classroom. The panel is led by Lindsey Novak, Timothy Oleksiak, Kathleen Dillon, and Kitty Geoghan. It will meet from 2:00 to 3:15 on Friday, March 6, in Room 25 B. Its session code is I.10.

Welcome back to #FeministFridays, y'all! As we count down to #4C26 (12 days!), we're highlighting our members' workshops, roundtables, and presentations. Today, we're featuring two options for your Friday (3/6) schedule 🧵

Are you presenting at #4C26? We want to feature you! Drop us a comment or send us a DM with your presentation title, time/room, and a brief description. We'll share out feminist sessions leading up to the conference!

This #FeministFridays, we want to feature YOU! 🤩

Will you be at #4C26? If so, let us know & we'll help promote your panel. #TheFeministsAreComing, and we're building our conference schedules. 📝 🌈 💖

Paige V. Banaji's article "Marjory Stoneman Douglas’s Everglades: River of Grass, the Rivers of America Book Series, and the Origins of an Environmental Rhetoric " in the Fall 2025 issue of Peitho re-contextualizes River of Grass within the Rivers of America series to showcase Douglas's navigation of "history, science, literature, and gender" discourses in one of the earliest texts of the American environmentalist movement.

A first-edition of cover of "The Everglades: River of Grass" by Marjory Stoneman Douglas. It depicts an egret taking off from still water, in front of a large clump of foliage. In the background, tall grasses, other flying birds, and a human figure are visible.

Happy #FeministFridays! If you're tired of winter weather, visit the Everglades through Paige V. Banaji's re-contextualization of Marjory Stoneman Douglas's foundational environmental text, Everglades: River of Grass, within the Rivers of America series.

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Want to share your own articles, awards, or other accomplishments with us? Tell us about them in this Google Form to be featured in #FeministFridays! Link: forms.gle/D5RhxTYvxtAA...

article "'The rapist is you!': Remixing the Repertoire of Protest Performances " in the Fall 2025 issue of Peitho traces three remixes of the 2019 Chilean protest performance “Un violador en tu camino” / “A Rapist in Your Path” in order to understand: "(1) historically situated and embodied transmissions of knowledges and (2) the entangled and remixed circulation between digital and physical publics, or in [Diana] Taylor’s terms, the 'archive' and the 'repertoire.'"

On this #FeministFridays, we're highlighting Stephanie A. Leow's article "'The rapist is you!': Remixing the Repertoire of Protest Performances' from the Fall 2025 issue of Peitho.

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Adequate: Rewriting the Logics of Success in Rhetoric and Composition, edited by Timothy Oleksiak and Joshua Barsczewski has been published with University of Colorado Press! The collection of 14 essays "reimagines what the concept of adequacy holds for the future of academic work."

This #FeministFridays, we congratulate editors @timothyoleksiak.bsky.social & @joshuabarsczewski.bsky.social and all the contributing authors on the publication of Adequate: Rewriting the Logics of Success in Rhetoric and Composition with @upcolorado.bsky.social 👏

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Kelly Franklin & Randy Reece's article "Relaxing in the Margins: Using Black Feminist Pedagogy with Black Student- Athletes to Challenge AI Compliance and Protect Black Voices in First-Year Writing " in the Fall 2025 issue of Peitho theorizes Black feminist pedagogy as a framework for understanding how AI becomes a survival strategy for Black student-athletes navigating white language supremacy and punitive writing assessment.

Welcome back to #FeministFridays!

This week’s highlight: Kelly Franklin & Randy Reece’s “Relaxing in the Margins,” a Black feminist critique of AI compliance, writing assessment, and linguistic surveillance in first-year writing.

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Do you have something to celebrate? Rest assured, #FeministFridays will continue in its regular form--share your achievements with us (big or small!), and we'll celebrate with you, too! Link to share: forms.gle/UjrpdVNUqoWu...

Congratulations to Bethany Mannon (Appalachian State University), whose book "I Grew Up in the Church": How American Evangelical Women Tell Their Stories won book of the year from the Religious Communication Association!

We're rounding out #FeministFridays, Wrapped Edition, by celebrating with @drbethany.bsky.social: her book "I Grew Up in the Church": How American Evangelical Women Tell Their Stories won Book of the Year from the Religious Communication Association! 👏 👏 👏

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Do you have your own accomplishments to share? Send them to us so we can celebrate with you, too! Here's our #FeministFridays Google Form: forms.gle/BUZdu3kvTJHh...

Congratulations to Sarah Singer, Associate Professor of English at the University of Central Florida, whose book, The Patient Empowerment Paradox: Lyme Disease Rhetoric and Contested Health Literacies, is in production and will be published in February 2026!

Happy New Year, #FeministFridays! Today we congratulate Sarah Singer on her new book, The Patient Empowerment Paradox: Lyme Disease Rhetoric and Contested Health Literacies, which will be published in February 2026 with @uscpress.bsky.social!

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Do you have your own end-of-year accomplishments to share? Send them to us so we can celebrate with you, too! Here's our #FeministFridays Google Form: forms.gle/CpAXFHXXfSUM...

Congratulations to Jenn Fishman (Marquette U), Romeo Garcia (U of Utah), & Lauren Rosenberg (UTEP) whose 2025 publication Community Listening: Hauntings, Stories, Possibilities was awarded the 2025 Coalition for Community Writing Outstanding Book Award, Edited Collection!

Coalition for Community Writing 2025 Outstanding Book Award, Edited Collection. The authors stand at a podium while their award is announced.

Welcome back to #FeministFridays, Wrapped Edition! This year,
@jennfishperson.bsky.social, Romeo Garcia, & Lauren Rosenberg's *Community Listening: Hauntings, Stories, Possibilities* was awarded the 2025 CCW Outstanding Book Award. Congratulations, all! 🎉

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Do you have your own end-of-year accomplishments to share? Send them to us so we can celebrate with you, too! Here's our #FeministFridays Google Form: forms.gle/2HXYCEHdKRh1...

Congratulations to Patty Wilde at Washington State University Tri-Cities on the publication of her first book, Winning Our Wonder: Rhetorical Re/Constructions of American Civil War Women on the Web!

Book cover reads: Winning Our Wonder: Rhetorical Re/Constructions of American Civil War Women on the Web, authored by Patty Wilde. A close-up of an engraved illustration of a Black woman is beside the text.

Welcome back to #FeministFridays, Wrapped Edition, where we're celebrating @wildepatty.bsky.social's first book, Winning Our Wonder: Rhetorical Re/Constructions of American Civil War Women on the Web w/ @uscpress.bsky.social. Congratulations & we can't wait to read it!

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The image reads: "Congratulations to Ashley Beardsley for starting her new position as an Assistant Professor of English & Communication and Director of the Writing & Multiliteracy Center at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth! It includes a headshot of Ashley wearing a black and red top.

Welcome back to #FeministFridays, Wrapped Edition! We're celebrating the accomplishments of feminist scholars over the past year, and today we're feature Dr. Ashley Beardsley! This September Ashley started a new position as an Assistant Professor of English & Communication & .....

Do you have your own end-of-year accomplishments to share? Send them to us so we can celebrate with you, too! Here's our #FeministFridays Google Form: forms.gle/2HXYCEHdKRh1...

Congratulations to K. Suneetha Rani, Professor of Gender Studies at the University of Hyderabad, on editing 3 handbooks, research on gender assumptions among adolescent boys, and her recent appointment as Dean of the School of Social Sciences!

A textbook cover. Gender Awareness: A Handbook for Students of 9 to 12 Classes. Samagra Shiksha Department of School Education, Telangana. Centre for Women's Studies, University of Hyderabad. UNICEF Hyderabad Field Office.

A textbook cover. Gender Education: A Handbook for Teachers. Samagra Shiksha Department of School Education, Telangana. Centre for Women's Studies, University of Hyderabad. UNICEF Hyderabad Field Office.

A textbook cover. Gender - An Introduction: A Handbook for Students of 6 to 8 Classes. Samagra Shiksha Department of School Education, Telangana. Centre for Women's Studies, University of Hyderabad. UNICEF Hyderabad Field Office.

Welcome back to #FeministFridays, Wrapped Edition! We're celebrating the accomplishments of feminist scholars over the past year, starting with K. Suneetha Rani, Professor of Gender Studies at the University of Hyderabad! 🎉

This year, Dr. Rani.... 🧵

A Year of Feminist Work: Have you published something (big or small!), received an award, graduated your program, started a new job, or celebrated another milestone this year? We want to feature you! Share your accomplishments at the link in this post, and let's light up the end of the year together.

It’s time to celebrate a year of feminist work! 🎉
Did you publish, win an award, graduate, start a new job, or reach another milestone in 2025?
Share it with us at the link below! We want to feature you in #FeministFridays & light up the end of the year together ✨

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Carolyn Skinner's article "Sex in Education and the Rhetoric of Meta-Reception" in the Fall 2025 issue of Peitho conceptualizes meta-reception, or the reception of a text's reception, as a feminist analytic tool that reveals how meaning, authority, and memory are actively shaped through collective commentary on earlier reception, not just texts themselves.

Happy #FeministFridays! ✨

In "Sex in Education and the Rhetoric of Meta-Reception," published in the Fall 2025 issue of Peitho, Carolyn Skinner introduces meta-reception, or commentary on a text's reception, as a concept for feminist rhetorical analysis.

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We're so excited to read the articles in this Fall 2025 issue and to see how feminists take up the two new formats in future Peitho issues.

As you submit your work to Peitho, don't forget to share your highlights with the Coalition to be featured on #FeministFridays! 😊 forms.gle/8QvSwiQ9qoaJ...

The Fall 2025 issue of Peitho, edited by Jamie White-Farnham, Bryna Siegel Finer, and Cathryn Molloy is here, and it offers two new submission formats! The cover of the Fall 2025 issue depicts a monarch butterfly hovering over a yellow flower.

Welcome back to #FeministFridays! The Fall 2025 issue of Peitho is live, and editors Jamie White-Farnham, Bryna Siegel Finer, and Cathryn Molloy are launching two new submission formats:

🌈 Overlays & 🌟 Pedagogies

Read on for details!
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