Documenting Women’s Digital Movements: A Preliminary Repository

Social media and the Internet have brought the fight to end misogyny, sexist discrimination, exploitation, oppression, and injustices against women into the digital age. Social media affordances enable women to leverage the features and functionalities of social media platforms to publicize their message, share experiences, and generate support and empathy from other women. Through an exploratory, interpretive-inductive qualitative approach, we examined social media to document women's digital movements and create the first database. We utilized an intersectionality lens to examine systems and structures of oppression against women and identified relevant social media affordances. We contribute to the literature on social inclusion in Information Systems research and extend knowledge on the role of social media in advancing women's movements.

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Journal of Computer Information Systems
Published
2024-08-13
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https://doi.org/10.1080/08874417.2024.2386547
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Social Media and Politics
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Documenting Women’s Digital Movements: A Preliminary Repository

Mary Macharia, Prajakta Kolte, Cassandra A. Collier
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Documenting Women’s Digital Movements: A Preliminary Repository

Mary Macharia, Prajakta Kolte, Cassandra A. Collier
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Abstract

Social media and the Internet have brought the fight to end misogyny, sexist discrimination, exploitation, oppression, and injustices against women into the digital age. Social media affordances enable women to leverage the features and functionalities of social media platforms to publicize their message, share experiences, and generate support and empathy from other women. Through an exploratory, interpretive-inductive qualitative approach, we examined social media to document women's digital movements and create the first database. We utilized an intersectionality lens to examine systems and structures of oppression against women and identified relevant social media affordances. We contribute to the literature on social inclusion in Information Systems research and extend knowledge on the role of social media in advancing women's movements.

Journal of Computer Information Systems
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (US)
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 22%
Social Media and Politics
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