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...Kenly Brown; Lashon Daley; Derrika Hunt Abstract This article examines Black/Girlhood Imaginary, a transdisciplinary methodology that merges performance studies, Black studies, and education to research and theorize the capacious archives of Black girlhood. What the authors term Black/Girlhood...

..., Africana/Black studies, and women's and gender studies. This distinctive, transdisciplinary standpoint permits our understanding of the nuanced ways in which public health programs could benefit from Black girls' and women's ways of knowing. The next day Jameta attended a National Women's Studies...

... can't do this work alone. It is seismic in nature and needs support. Scholars (particularly junior scholars) undertaking this work may face unanticipated challenges. It may be difficult to find allies and advocates. Given its transdisciplinary nature, we may run up against significant gatekeepers as we...

... to create a liberatory project that answered all of the questions that we had been grappling with within our own classrooms. With that in mind, we submit that this Black feminist theory critical knowledge project is best viewed through a transdisciplinary lens (one that we once used to rethink the pocket...

... while we heal ourselves. ABOUT THE AUTHOR JametaBarlow,Ph.D., M.P.H., is a community health psychologist who applies a Black Feminist ontology and a Womanist epistemology toward social science and public health research. She has spent the last 16years engaged in transdisciplinary collaborations...

... project is best viewed through a transdisciplinary lens (one that we once used to rethink the pocket diaries of Emilie Frances Davis) and that teachers can work both across disciplines and beyond their own discipline to help students understand this work, to make sense of the work, and to ultimately find...

... collectively written, transdisciplinary, and multi-methodological Counterpoint essay, “Disruptive Ruptures: The Necessity of Black/Girlhood Imaginary,” coins the term “‘Black forward slash Girlhood’ to signal both an abstract configuration and a lived embodied experience of Black girlness that is in dialogue...

... these siloing forces. Even centers of excellence and fields that are inherently designed to be transdisciplinary and integrative are affected by this aspect of the academic culture and may set up boundaries as the new field gains coherence, stability, and credibility. There are exceptions to this general...

... power and vulnerability as it invests in the possibility of a shared consciousness in our efforts to address the terror and suffering faced by multiply marginalized women. In prioritizing transnational and transdisciplinary approaches to addressing the disenfranchisement of women of color, it also...

... disciplinarity itself, as discourse andsocial context, and about the politics of knowledge production that are intertwined with the challenges of doing work in women's studies or ethnic studies, fields whose interdisciplinary or transdisciplinary potential is yet to be fully realized. Gendered Consumption...

... the Cuban government wanted to present itself as a safe haven for threatened Black radicals, I read Casal’s theorizing of race relations as her swan song and a gift to the Cuban revolution and to the transdisciplinary fields to which she contributed. As the only Black female professor of social...