Here's a list of my blogs. These blogs are built mostly around the four areas that I write and teach on. My hope is that this will be a space for asking questions that ultimately connect with activism.
Over the last year, I have been working with Graham Bodie and Ambar Basu on a digital divide and ethnicity project supported by MacArthur Foundation. On this blog, I have discussed the role of online health activism among the nation's youth.
On this blog, I discuss my thoughts on critical theory, globalization politics and communication research. Of particular interest here are the roles of culture and structure in marginalization.
Resisting the dominant articulations of what it means to engage in health communication, the culture-centered approach offers an alternative by suggesting the need to engage in dialogue with voices of cultural members. This blog discusses theoretical ferments and methodological questions around the culture-centered approach.
This blog discusses my research on the digital divide, health information literacy, health orientation, and digital activism. In this line of work, I examine the role of digital media in fostering spaces of social change that challenge the unequal structures underlying the healthcare disparities