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Jasmine R. Linabary

Assistant Professor

University of Arizona

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College of Humanities

Public & Applied Humanities

Jasmine R. Linabary is currently serving as a College Of Humanities Assistant Professor at University of Arizona.

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Jasmine R. Linabary

University of Arizona

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communication social sciences feminist theory gender studies feminist studies feminist research organizational communication feminist philosophy social media education gender diversity violence against women peace research feminist methods peacemaking intersectionality community engagement narrative feminist criminology conflict resolution peacekeeping mass communication big data digital scholarship professional development educational strategies digital mediums interpersonal violence feminist perspectives feminist inquiry women's empowerment digital culture digital society food security hunger communication studies feminist organizational communication textual practice intellectual discourse performative teaching system science privacy issues feminist debate feminist identity social practice co-production collaborative learning community practice education intergroup conflict feminist knowledge scholarly communication intercultural communication international communication system theory educational communication system thinking censorship women's rights cybercrime cyberpsychology community resilience digital space feminist activism postfeminist contradictions online research practice feminist intervention engaging issues feminist online interviewing social media research feminist holistic reflexivity big data dilemmas collaborative research feminist reflexivity proactive improvisation everyday feminist collaborations political public relations social justice social change sociology social transformation cultural change media studies

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Precarious Safety: Contradictions in Cultivating Digital “Safe” Space for Transnational Feminist Organizing. Management Communication Quarterly (2025)

digital cultureprecarious safetyfeminist criminologyviolence against womenfeminist theoryfeminist studiesfeminist philosophydigital societygender studiesdigital mediumstransnational feminist organizingsocial sciencesfeminist methodsfeminist research

Envisioning More Equitable and Just Futures: Feminist Organizational Communication in Theory and Praxis. Management Communication Quarterly (2020)

Jasmine R. LinabaryJoëlle M. CruzBrenda J. AllenJed August ChalupaSarah E. DempseyCerise L. GlennKate Lockwood HarrisZiyu LongJames McDonaldSamira MuslehFitri H. OktavianiPatricia S. ParkerFrancesca Sobande

feminist organizational communicationmanagementorganizational communicationfairnessfeminist theoryorganizational theorygender studiescommunicationgender diversitycommunication theory

Legacies, Present, and Futures: Introduction to the Special Issue on Feminist Organizational Communication. Management Communication Quarterly (2020)

Joëlle M. CruzJasmine R. Linabary

feminist organizational communicationmanagementfeminist theorycommunicationgender studiesorganizational communicationgender diversity

Of Wine and Whiteboards: Enacting Feminist Reflexivity in Collaborative Research. Qualitative Research (2020)

Jasmine R LinabaryDanielle J CorpleCheryl Cooky

qualitative researchcollaborative researchfeminist reflexivitysocial sciences

Citizens’ Political Public Relations: Unpacking Choices, and Emergent and Deliberate Strategies in Building Trust and Relations Among Groups in Conflict. Public Relations Review (2019)

Arunima KrishnaStacey L. ConnaughtonJasmine R. Linabary

intergroup conflictpolitical public relationssocial mediapolitical sciencetrustdeliberate strategiescommunicationconflict

Enacting Everyday Feminist Collaborations: Reflexive Becoming, Proactive Improvisation and Co‐Learning Partnerships. Gender Work and Organization (2019)

community engagementexperiential learningsocial practicefeminist theoryfeminist studiesproactive improvisationeducationgender studiessocial movementsperformative teachingco-productioncollaborative learningcommunity practice educationeveryday feminist collaborationsprofessional development

Extending Communication Campaign From Health to Peacebuilding: A Locally Driven Communication Campaign Approach as Part of a Peacebuilding Initiative in Liberia. Health Communication (2019)

Kai KuangStacey L. ConnaughtonJasmine R. LinabaryArunima KrishnaKelly S. VibberAgaptus AnaeleLiliya Yakova

infectious diseasescommunicationmass communicationpublic healthhealth communication

Feminist Activism in Digital Space: Postfeminist Contradictions in #Whyistayed. New Media & Society (2019)

Jasmine R LinabaryDanielle J CorpleCheryl Cooky

feminist theorydigital spacefeminist activismsocial sciencespostfeminist contradictions

From Data Points to People: Feminist Situated Ethics in Online Big Data Research. International Journal of Social Research Methodology (2019)

Danielle J. CorpleJasmine R. Linabary

digital scholarshipresearch ethicsfeminist theoryfeminist studiessocial sciencesfeminist methodsbig dataethicsfeminist research

“Should I Even Be Writing This?”: Public Narratives and Resistance to Online Harassment. Springer eBooks (2019)

Jasmine R. LinabaryBianca Batti

narrativesocial mediacensorshipcommunicationpublic narratives

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Jasmine R. Linabary

Assistant Professor

University of Arizona

Affiliations

College of Humanities

Public & Applied Humanities

Jasmine R. Linabary is currently serving as a College Of Humanities Assistant Professor at University of Arizona.

Honors

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Experiences

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Jasmine R. Linabary

University of Arizona

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Precarious Safety: Contradictions in Cultivating Digital “Safe” Space for Transnational Feminist Organizing. Management Communication Quarterly (2025)

Envisioning More Equitable and Just Futures: Feminist Organizational Communication in Theory and Praxis. Management Communication Quarterly (2020)

feminist organizational communicationmanagementorganizational communicationfairnessfeminist theoryorganizational theorygender studiescommunicationgender diversitycommunication theory

Legacies, Present, and Futures: Introduction to the Special Issue on Feminist Organizational Communication. Management Communication Quarterly (2020)

Joëlle M. CruzJasmine R. Linabary

feminist organizational communicationmanagementfeminist theorycommunicationgender studiesorganizational communicationgender diversity

Of Wine and Whiteboards: Enacting Feminist Reflexivity in Collaborative Research. Qualitative Research (2020)

Jasmine R LinabaryDanielle J CorpleCheryl Cooky

qualitative researchcollaborative researchfeminist reflexivitysocial sciences

Citizens’ Political Public Relations: Unpacking Choices, and Emergent and Deliberate Strategies in Building Trust and Relations Among Groups in Conflict. Public Relations Review (2019)

Arunima KrishnaStacey L. ConnaughtonJasmine R. Linabary

intergroup conflictpolitical public relationssocial mediapolitical sciencetrustdeliberate strategiescommunicationconflict

Enacting Everyday Feminist Collaborations: Reflexive Becoming, Proactive Improvisation and Co‐Learning Partnerships. Gender Work and Organization (2019)

Extending Communication Campaign From Health to Peacebuilding: A Locally Driven Communication Campaign Approach as Part of a Peacebuilding Initiative in Liberia. Health Communication (2019)

Kai KuangStacey L. ConnaughtonJasmine R. LinabaryArunima KrishnaKelly S. VibberAgaptus AnaeleLiliya Yakova

infectious diseasescommunicationmass communicationpublic healthhealth communication

Feminist Activism in Digital Space: Postfeminist Contradictions in #Whyistayed. New Media & Society (2019)

Jasmine R LinabaryDanielle J CorpleCheryl Cooky

feminist theorydigital spacefeminist activismsocial sciencespostfeminist contradictions

From Data Points to People: Feminist Situated Ethics in Online Big Data Research. International Journal of Social Research Methodology (2019)

Danielle J. CorpleJasmine R. Linabary

digital scholarshipresearch ethicsfeminist theoryfeminist studiessocial sciencesfeminist methodsbig dataethicsfeminist research

“Should I Even Be Writing This?”: Public Narratives and Resistance to Online Harassment. Springer eBooks (2019)

Jasmine R. LinabaryBianca Batti

narrativesocial mediacensorshipcommunicationpublic narratives

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2
3
4
10 / page

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