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A Feminist Pedagogy of Patience: Communication Against Gender-Based Violence in the Argentina of the Ni Una Menos and the United States of #MeToo
Years after the emergence of Ni Una Menos in Argentina and #MeToo in the United States, how do feminist activists and advocates who …
January 2023 Work in Progress
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The Language of Race and Class in Argentina and the United States when Talking About Gender-Based Violence. Results from Qualitative Interviews with General Publics and Feminist Activists
Top Student Paper Panel, International and Intercultural Communication Division, National Communication Association, New Orleans, USA, …
January 2023 Work in Progress
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Does Reading News About Sexual Harassment Involving Diverse Women in Terms of Racialization and Socioeconomic Status Impact Support for Gender Equality? Comparative Experiments in the Americas
Presented at the International Communication Association Annual Meeting in 2022, Paris, France
January 2023 Work in Progress
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Awareness, Helpfulness, and Trust: Exploring Audiences' Attitudes Toward Fact-Checkers in an Electoral Context
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December 2022 Work in Progress
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Who Checks the Fact-Checkers? The Reception of Fact-Checking in Argentina
December 2022 Work in Progress
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Global Communication Standpoint: An Invitation to Think about Research, Pedagogy and the Professional Field from a Global Communication Perspective
October 2022 Work in Progress
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Gender Politics and the Legitimacy of the Supreme Court in the U.S.
We track the public’s attitudes toward the Supreme Court of the United States across three major events that have important …
May 2022 Work in Progress
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How Citizens Respond to a Sexual Misconduct Allegation Made in a Partisan Context
Summary of the project: (1) A natural experiment randomly assigning people to respond to a survey either just before, or just after, …
May 2022 Work in Progress
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