How can communities creatively adapt and reshape online practices to forge resilient digital publics? In episode 162 of Imagine Otherwise, host Cathy Hannabach interviews media studies scholar Raven Maragh-Lloyd about the historical contours of Black digital resistance. Raven is also the author of the new book Black Networked Resistance: Strategic Rearticulations in the Digital Age, which was recently published by the University of California Press. We loved working with Raven on this text...

Eek, August is here! Fear not, fellow interdisciplinary scholars. If you’re staring at the calendar and getting anxious about the waning writing time, know you are not alone. This month’s Ideas on Fire newsletter has resources for making progress on your summer writing and publishing goals no matter where you are in the process. August is a wonderful opportunity to revisit your summer goals, evaluate your work spaces and writing routine, and make some concrete decisions that ensure you rock...

Collaboration is a crucial part of interdisciplinary scholarship. While tenure and promotion processes often emphasize individual research (at least in the humanities and many social sciences), the collective strength of scholarly collaboration can enhance the depth, scope, and impact of interdisciplinary research. This month’s Ideas on Fire newsletter offers resources for scholarly collaboration within and beyond the academy. One of the most prominent forms of scholarly collaboration is...