Women who work in highly male-dominated fields such as science and the military often find it difficult to establish a place for themselves within their workplace comm[...]

Communities—and their literacies—exist within larger contexts, and writing has the potential to empower or oppress, to maintain the status quo, or to transform the col[...]

This article argues that methodologies for studying community literacy must be reexamined in light of advancements in technology and the research community’s relations[...]

Scholars have observed that rhetorical identification is a common strategy used by both physical and virtual museums to engage the public in their narratives of civic [...]

While social media is a pervasive form of digital cultural interaction, it remains a relatively new area of study for literacy scholars. Scholars have expanded the sco[...]