Cracking the Cracked-Up System: Shared Stories from Interstage Academic Feminist Collaboration

IF 1.4 Q2 COMMUNICATION Womens Studies in Communication Pub Date : 2023-04-03 DOI:10.1080/07491409.2023.2188623
Gabriela I. Morales, Jennifer R. Bender, B. Clubbs, Sumaira Abrar, Cecilia Cerja
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Abstract The concept of “cracking the cracked-up system” was introduced in a 2018 National Communication Association (NCA) convention panel. The panel’s purpose was to bring voices together and validate both presenters’ and members’ experiences in higher education. Several women have contributed to the conversation across the years, and these conversations have crafted sustained interstage feminist academic collaboration. In this layered account, the narratives include mental health, burnout, and institutional support for women in academia who, after being socialized into the culture of academia during graduate school, struggle with the pressure to be the traditional ideal academic worker. Our narratives demonstrate how interstage feminist academic collaboration can serve as a support system given the “cracked-up” nature of the university.
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破解破碎的系统:跨学科女性主义合作的共同故事
摘要“破解破解破解系统”的概念是在2018年美国国家通信协会(NCA)会议小组中引入的。该小组的目的是将声音汇集在一起,验证主持人和成员在高等教育中的经验。多年来,一些女性为这场对话做出了贡献,这些对话促成了持续的跨阶段女权主义学术合作。在这个分层的叙述中,叙事包括心理健康、倦怠和对学术界女性的制度支持,这些女性在研究生院期间融入学术文化后,在成为传统理想学术工作者的压力下苦苦挣扎。我们的叙述表明,鉴于大学的“分裂”性质,跨阶段的女权主义学术合作可以作为一种支持系统。
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