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Alex Juhasz
12015-05-21T22:02:26-07:00Anne Cong-Huyen2cd5756966e2d167092be4db704d063e79b47ac447041vistag2015-05-21T22:02:26-07:00Anne Cong-Huyen2cd5756966e2d167092be4db704d063e79b47ac4Dr. Alexandra Juhasz is Professor of Media Studies at Pitzer College. She makes and studies committed media practices that contribute to political change and individual and community growth.
She is the author of AIDS TV: Identity, Community and Alternative Video (Duke University Press, 1995), Women of Vision: Histories in Feminist Film and Video (University of Minnesota Press, 2001), F is for Phony: Fake Documentary and Truth’s Undoing, co-edited with Jesse Lerner (Minnesota, 2005), Learning from YouTube (MIT Press, 2011) and is currently editing, with Alisa Lebow, a Blackwell Companion on documentary, and with Yvonne Welbon, Sisters in the Life: 25 Years of African-American Lesbian Filmmaking.
Dr. Juhasz is also the producer of educational videotapes on feminist issues from AIDS to teen pregnancy. She has directed the feature documentaries SCALE: Measuring Might in the Media Age (2008), Video Remains (2005), Dear Gabe (2003) and Women of Vision: 18 Histories in Feminist Film and Video (1998), and the shorts RELEASED: 5 Short Videos about Women and Film (2000) and Naming Prairie (2001), a Sundance Film Festival, 2002, official selection.
She is the producer of the feature films The Watermelon Woman (Cheryl Dunye, 1997) and The Owls (Dunye, 2010). Her current work is on and about feminist Internet culture including YouTube (www.aljean.wordpress.com) and feminist pedagogy and community (www.feministonlinespaces.com).
She and Anne Balsamo were the first co-facilitators of the network, FemTechNet, which debuted its feminist rethinking of a MOOC, a Distributed Online Open Course in 2013. The “Dialogues in Feminist Technology” project continues at femtechnet.newschool.edu. Her current work in critical digital studies and community is happening at ev-ent-anglement.com and claremontdh.wordpress.com.
12015-05-21T22:00:48-07:00Anne Cong-Huyen2cd5756966e2d167092be4db704d063e79b47ac4Feminist Dialogues in Technology | Alex Juhasz1Pitzer Collegeplain2015-05-21T22:00:48-07:00Anne Cong-Huyen2cd5756966e2d167092be4db704d063e79b47ac4