Anjuliet Woodruffe

Dr. Anjuliet Woodruffe, is a scholar whose research interests intersect intercultural communication, relational communication, critical cultural studies, and women's and gender studies. Dr. Woodruffe uses autoethnography, poetics and Black Transnational feminism to analyze representations of transnationals living in the United States.

 

Peer Reviewed Publications

Woodruffe, Anjuliet (2022. ) Conversations With My Son: A Poetic Autoethnography of Black Mothering Experiences. .Cultural Studies ↔ Critical Methodologies, , 22 (4 ) ,359

Conversations with My Son: A Poetic Autoethnography of Black Mothering Experiences

Woodruffe, Anjuliet and Sanders, S. (2021. ) Home-Schooling in David Makes Man.RESEARCH ARTICLE| JUNE 01 2021 Home-Schooling in David Makes Man Sasha J. Sanders, Anjuliet G. Woodruffe Departures in Critical Qualitative Research, , 10 (2 ) , -59More Information

Woodruffe, Anjuliet (co-authors: Durham, Aisha, Marquese McFerguson, Sasha Sanders) (2020. ) The Future of Autoethnography is Black.Journal of Autoethnography, , 1 (3 ) ,289 More Information

Invited Publications

Woodruffe, Anjuliet (2021. ) Surviving From the Margins: A Conversation about Identity with James Baldwin.International Review of Qualitative Research, 13 (4 ) ,457 More Information

Book Chapter

Woodruffe, Anjuliet (co-authors Spieldenner Andrew, Robinson, Tomika) (2019 ) The End of Aids?:A Critical examination of the National HIV/AIDS strategy Neorace realities in the Obama Era .(pp. 93).Albany, NY, State University of NY Press (Co-Author)

Colloquium

Anjuliet G. Woodruffe, Chandra Frank (09-22-2022). Decolonizing Scholarly Production: Product, Process, and Possibility. 3PM, TAFT Research Center. UC. Level:University

Decolonizing Scholarly Production: Product, Process, and Possibility.