Sneha Krishnan is Associate Professor in Human Geography and Tutorial Fellow at Brasenose College. As a cultural and historical geographer, Sneha is interested in gender, childhood and the intersections of bio- and geopolitics in postcolonial contexts.
Ann Smith PhD is Adjunct Professor at McGill University and Managing Editor for Girlhood Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal.
Professor Angharad N. Valdivia served as the Inaugural Head of the Media and Cinema Studies Department. As well, she served as the Interim Director of the Institute of Communications Research for five years, 2009-2014. Within communications research, Valdivia combines the areas of gender studies with ethnic studies and Latin American studies.
Anastasia Todd PhD is the Assistant Professor of Gender and Women’s Studies at the University of Kentucky. Currently, she is working on the completion of her first book which focuses on disabled girlhood, tentatively titled: Cripping Girlhood: Disability, Affect, Ablenationalism.
We talk with Linda Arnell, Researcher in Social Work at Orebro University in Sweden, about girlhood, girl studies, and her work.
Destiny Crockett reflects on Black girls’ sexuality, using an example from the novel Rainbow Jordan.