[Air-L] CFP: CJC Policy Portal: Intersectionality & Inclusion in Digital Policy

[Leslie Shade]

*Call for Papers Canadian Journal of Communication Policy Portal:
Intersectionality and Inclusion in Digital Policy Leslie Regan Shade
(University of Toronto) & Tamara Shepherd (University of Calgary),
co-editors *For the full CFP and submission instructions, see:
https://cjc.utpjournals.press/cjc/call-for-papers



Submission deadline: March 15, 2024
Submission Length: 3,000–4,000 words, including references

In this issue of the CJC Policy Portal, we aim to compile a set of
necessary intersectional critiques and commentaries on the state of digital
policy in Canada and beyond. Specific areas of enquiry can include:

   - equity, diversity and inclusion integration into various aspects of
   digital policy at local, national and global levels
   - feminist perspectives on specific digital policy issues in Canada
   and/or globally
   - how intersectional feminist approaches (e.g., those including class,
   caste, sexuality, race, and other facets of social identity) shape our
   experiences and needs regarding digital technologies
   - scholarly and civil society initiatives to develop intersectional
   feminist principles and recommendations on digital policy, including forms
   of activism about policy
   - intersectional data justice initiatives and recommendations
   - global geographies of gendered activism that shape digital policy
   - the labor of those working on digital policy making from an inclusive
   framework
   - feminist critiques of the tech industry’s reach into digital policy
   making

Authors are encouraged to contact Leslie Shade, CJC Policy Portal Editor (
leslie.shade at utoronto.ca) or Tamara Shepherd, co-editor of this special
issue (tamara.shepherd at ucalgary.ca) if they have any questions.