Asia / Media Analysis / Review

2 Broke Girls: Long Duck Dong Redux?

I’m a house blogger for the media watchdog and media literacy training organization, Women in Media and News (WIMN), where I analyze the misrepresentation of Asian people in the media. This post originally appeared here.  As tonight’s season finale of CBS’s hit new sitcom 2 Broke Girls illustrates, three decades after Sixteen Candles’ cringe-worthy portrayal of foreign exchange student Long … Continue reading »

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#ResistMedia Conclusion: Survivors Speak Out to Break Silence about Systemic Violence Against Women and Girls

From April 15 to 21, Prevention of Violence Against Women Week, I’m producing a series of daily blog posts to provide strategies and inspiration to resist media representations as a way to prevent violence against girls and women. The campaign is sponsored by Battered Women’s Support Services, and cross-posted on rabble.ca and Gender Focus. This piece was originally posted here. If … Continue reading »

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#ResistMedia Day 6: Your Message, Your Voice: Blogging to Fill the Need for Independent Critical Analysis

From April 15 to 21, Prevention of Violence Against Women Week, I’m producing a series of daily blog posts to provide strategies and inspiration to resist media representations as a way to prevent violence against girls and women. The campaign is sponsored by Battered Women’s Support Services, and cross-posted on rabble.ca and Gender Focus. This piece was originally posted here. It … Continue reading »

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#ResistMedia Day 5: Women with Disabilities: Understanding Media Representations to Empower one of the Most Victimized Groups in Society

From April 15 to 21, Prevention of Violence Against Women Week, I’m producing a series of daily blog posts to provide strategies and inspiration to resist media representations as a way to prevent violence against girls and women. The campaign is sponsored by Battered Women’s Support Services, and cross-posted on rabble.ca and Gender Focus. This piece was originally posted here. 1 … Continue reading »

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#ResistMedia Day 4: Indigenous and Women of Colour Media Makers Resist!: How to Create the Media You Want to See in the World

From April 15 to 21, Prevention of Violence Against Women Week, I’m producing a series of daily blog posts to provide strategies and inspiration to resist media representations as a way to prevent violence against girls and women. The campaign is sponsored by Battered Women’s Support Services, and cross-posted on rabble.ca and Gender Focus. This piece was originally posted here. … Continue reading »

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#ResistMedia Blog Campaign Day 3: How to Get your Messages Heard and Hold the Media Accountable, with Strategies from Jennifer Pozner

From April 15 to 21, Prevention of Violence Against Women Week, I’m producing a series of daily blog posts to provide strategies and inspiration to resist media representations as a way to prevent violence against girls and women. The campaign is sponsored by Battered Women’s Support Services, and cross-posted on rabble.ca and Gender Focus.  “Hey! We’re all trying to … Continue reading »

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#ResistMedia Blog Campaign Day 2: Violence Sells? Time to Say ‘Enough’ to Twisted Advertisers

From April 15 to 21, Prevention of Violence Against Women Week, I’m producing a series of daily blog posts to provide strategies and inspiration to resist media representations as a way to prevent violence against girls and women. Campaign sponsored by Battered Women’s Support Services, and cross-posted on rabble.ca and Gender Focus.  Before anyone had even heard of the … Continue reading »

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#ResistMedia Blog Campaign Day 1: How Media Literacy Can Help End Violence Against Women

From April 15 to 21, Prevention of Violence Against Women Week, I’m producing a series of daily blog posts to provide strategies and inspiration to resist media representations as a way to prevent violence against girls and women. Campaign sponsored by Battered Women’s Support Services, and cross-posted on rabble.ca and Gender Focus.  Follow all the … Continue reading »