Can you help us transcribe essays from incarcerated writers? Come type for liberation over Zoom on May 4, at 8pm. In The Belly is a journal for Incarcerated people practicing abolition. It is free for all incarcerated people. abolitioniststudy.wordpress.com/2022/09/25/in-…

At The Nobel Prize #NobelPrizeSummit on “Truth, Trust and Hope,” Rachel Kuo, asst professor of media and cinema studies, will present “Fissures & Fractures: Tracing the Fault Lines of Misinformation,” on Wednesday, May 24, 9am CT. ▶️ Register for livestream: nobel-prize-summit.swoogo.com/2023

🚨New syllabus out! Lucky to have worked with Rachel Kuo Rachel Moran-Prestridge, PhD @snewyuen on a Transnational Information Studies syllabus. We center global flows of power in understanding how information emerges and circulates, using dis/misinfo as a lens. citap.pubpub.org/pub/transnatio…

Rachel Kuo If you heard Rachel’s talk at #NobelPrizeSummit and want to learn more, she recently co-authored a syllabus on Transnational Information Studies (with Pranav Malhotra, Rachel Moran-Prestridge, PhD, and @snewyuen): citap.pubpub.org/pub/transnatio…

New in the Bulletin of Tech and Public Life: A Transnational Information Syllabus, from Rachel Kuo, Rachel Moran-Prestridge, PhD, Pranav Malhotra, and @snewyuen You're definitely going to want to read this one.

We join many concerned South Asian & South Asian American organizers, advocates, allies in opposing the Biden administration’s decision to host Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a state visit. 🧵Thread below (1/8)

Excited to announce that the special issue of Political Communication 📓 co-edited by myself (Communication @ Illinois ) and Dan Lane (UCSB Dept. of Comm ), "Race and Ethnicity as Foundational Forces in Political Communication," is now published! A 🧵 tandfonline.com/toc/upcp20/40/4

7. Finally, Rohan Grover (USC Annenberg) & Rachel Kuo (Media at Illinois) use ethnography, interviews, & archival materials from Asian-American social movements to show how race is not exogenous to politics—race is constructed through political communication. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Yay it's out (w/ full access rn)! ✨ New piece with Sarah J. Jackson on memory and Black & Asian solidarity on Instagram. We look at how political groups creatively render histories of internationalist feminist of color movements to imagine collective futures 💞 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/01…

Thank you!! Excited for support from NEH Digital Humanities on our intergenerational storytelling & oral history project about memory, politics & info networks in Asian diasporas. Looking forward to collabing w/ the durian don dada AFIRE Chicago Tayo & our friends and communities in this work✨

I published an essay in a two-part special issue on “Asian American Abolition Feminism” edited by Rachel Kuo + Diane Wong for Frontiers Journal

Our double special issue on “Asian American Abolition Feminisms” is out in the world ❤️‍🔥 The issues bring together a constellation of scholarly inquiry, movement artifacts, creative works that orient us towards abolitionist world-making and experimentation. Message for access!

Three years ago, Rachel Kuo and I dreamt up this project to feel less alone. It’s become so much more, a true slow labor of love featuring some incredibly brilliant scholars, writers, artists, organizers Khmer Girls in Action Asian American Feminist Collective DRUM #CeasefireNow Red Canary Song Asian Prisoner Support Committee (APSC) & more.

grateful that my essay on napalm and anti-war movements is included in these stellar issues co-edited by Diane Wong and Rachel Kuo. honored to be in convo w/ these amazing abolitionist scholars + organizers and hope it may offer something useful as we confront a genocidal world.