Introduction to Special Issue on Digital Activism, Pedagogy, and Advocacy

Authors

  • Nicole Allen East Carolina University
  • Mina Bikmohammadi East Carolina University
  • Codi Renee Blackmon East Carolina University
  • Amanda Patterson Partin East Carolina University
  • William Banks East Carolina University
  • Erin Clark East Carolina University
  • Desiree Dighton East Carolina University
  • Michelle Eble East Carolina University

Abstract

This special issue on Digital Activism, Pedagogy, and Advocacy showcases scholarship that builds on the strong connections that exist between composition studies and technical and professional communication to illustrate how socially just pedagogical approaches exist in relationship with digital activisms. The intersectional and transdisciplinary work collected here provides us with pedagogical frameworks for identifying, analyzing, and enacting activism pedagogies around digital activism in writing and technical communication classrooms.

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Published

2025-05-02

How to Cite

Allen, N., Bikmohammadi, M., Blackmon, C. R., Partin, A. P., Banks, W., Clark, E., Dighton, D., & Eble, M. (2025). Introduction to Special Issue on Digital Activism, Pedagogy, and Advocacy. Technical Communication and Social Justice, 3(1), 1–7. Retrieved from https://techcommsocialjustice.org/index.php/tcsj/article/view/72