Writing

Ms. Feminist Know-It-All - Ms. Magazine regular column

The Role of Libraries in the Leadership Development of Women and Girls Around the World - Knovvmads #2, Summer 2021

Civil Rights Hero JoAnne Bland: “This Time, We’re Going to Go All the Way” - Ms. Magazine

Statutory Rape Is Rape. And We’ve Ignored It For Long Enough. - Pulp Magazine

The Ms. Q&A: Madame Gandhi on Creativity and Feminism—During COVID and Beyond - Ms. Magazine

Zerlina Maxwell on Her New Book, Identity Politics and the 2020 Election - Ms. Magazine

Laurie Halse Anderson on Her New Book, Writing Graphic Novels and Wonder Woman - Ms. Magazine

Bloody hell. After 40, the menstrual floodgates open. - Fearless, She Wrote

The Ms. Q&A: The Black, Feminist Subtext of Melanie S. Hatter’s Award-Winning Novel “Malawi’s Sisters” - Ms. Magazine

How to survive as an interim anything - The Startup

Top Nelson Mandela Sites to Visit in South Africa - Farewell Alarms

Want to Reach Your Goals? Set Smaller Ones - The Ascent

When is my solitude self care and when is it avoidance? - Invisible Illness

10 Tips for a More Comfortable Long-Haul Flight - Farewell Alarms

Shedding the sugar security blanket - The Startup

The role of libraries in the leadership development of women and girls around the world - The Time is Now: Feminist Leadership for a New Era (2019).

The Evolving Role of Public Libraries in South Africa in Addressing Information Poverty: A Historical Context (Library Management, 2018)

An exploration into the role of public libraries in the alleviation of information inequality and poverty in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa (2016)

Ashleigh Bryant Phillips' Sleepovers - Foreword Reviews

In New Memoir, Deborah J. Cohan Explores the Complexities of Love, Illness and Parental Abuse - Pulp Magazine

From Classic to Current: Inspiring Essays on Feminism - Resources on Gender and Women's Studies: A Feminist Review (Fall 2019, v40, no4)

Poetry for Everyone: Adventure, Exploration, and More - Resources for Gender and Women's Studies: A Feminist Review

A Cure for What Ails You: A Review of Stephanie Allen's Tonic and Balm - Medium Books

Wanna party like it’s 999? Read The Pillow Book of Sei Shonagon.

To All the Books I’ve Loved Before: Genevieve Hudson’s A Little in Love with Everyone

The Life and Poetry of Forugh Farrokhzad: A review of Jasmin Darznik’s Song of a Captive Bird

Drink It In: Akwaeke Emezi’s Freshwater

Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women #MMIW Resource Guide

Women in Puerto Rico in the Aftermath of Hurricane Maria – A Resource Guide

Literary Websites

Black Women Authors from South Africa – A Resource List