Submissions from 2026
Tired of always grinding: Black womxn faculty’s experiences during COVID-19, Dyann C. Logwood, Sadaf R. Ali, and Cassandra Barragan
Critical Black feminist mentoring: Implications for student and faculty success and well‑being in academic spaces post‑COVID, Dyann C. Logwood and Sadaf Siddiqui-Ali
Submissions from 2025
Exploring the weaponization of professionalism: Implications for educator well-being and retention in academic spaces, Dyann C. Logwood, Heather Nicholson-Bester*, and Hannah Bollin*
Submissions from 2024
Becoming mermaid: Exploring human and more-than-human relationality, Elizabeth Currans
Forging gender and racial solidarities at trans-inclusive women's festivals, Elizabeth Currans
Checking the box or doing the work?: The importance of faculty perspectives on service and the relationship to power in higher education, and the role of DEIJ initiatives in culture change, Kari Havenaar*, Dyann C. Logwood, and Cassandra Barragan
Critical Black feminist mentoring: A framework for making Black girls' lives matter, Dyann C. Logwood
Submissions from 2023
Bettina Love: Restoring humanity in K-12 classrooms and beyond, Dyann C. Logwood and Sadaf R. Ali
Faculty Scholarship from 2021
‘Creating the community I want to be part of’: Affinity-based organising in a small, progressive rustbelt city, Elizabeth Currans
New record store superheroes, Elizabeth Currans
Faculty Scholarship from 2020
Transgender women belong here: Contested feminist visions at the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival, Elizabeth Currans
Faculty Scholarship from 2018
Feminist progress is not linear, Elizabeth Currans and Sylvanna Falcón
Performance in the feminist classroom: Creating space, cultivating care, and practicing critical generosity: Editors' introduction, Elizabeth Currans, Michelle Martin-Baron, and Holly Masturzo
Encountering Detroit: The post-industrial city as stage, Elizabeth Currens
Faculty Scholarship from 2017
Marching dykes, liberated sluts, and concerned mothers: Women transforming public space, Elizabeth Currans
[Review of the book Living on the land: Indigenous women's understanding of place, editied by N. Kermoal and I. Altamirano-Jimenez], Ashley Falzetti
Istwa across the water: Haitian history, memory, and the cultural imagination, Toni Pressley-Sanon