Journal of Religion, Media, and Digital Culture

First Issue of 2025 is out!! brill.com/view/journals/… with articles on The ‘Spiritual’ and the ‘Religious’ in the Twittersphere; Indonesian Digital Natives during Covid-19 Pandemic; Swedish Podcast; Hijab; and more!! @SSSReligion @RelMedCentre @relcfp @ssrc_org

Religious Studies Project Opportunities Digest May 29, 2024 ift.tt/vXV0xQW #acrel #AARSBL #SBLAAR

Are you interested in digital games and gaming? Are you working on contemporary transformation processes in the context of (deep) mediatization, digitalization, and datafication? Then submit a paper to the conference “Beyond Play" – deadline: June 15! beyondplay2024.org/index.php/star…

Explore the discourse surrounding religion and mental health in #Ghana. Francis Benyah and Sofia Sjö's analysis offers valuable insights into media portrayals and societal perceptions doi.org/10.1163/216592… @AboAkademi

I've been going to ISMRC conferences for 10 years now... and the next one in Boston I'll be a Board Member!

#Submit your work today! Submit your work to the Network for New Media, #Religion, and #Digital #Culture Studies. This award recognizes outstanding research in the area of digital religion studies. Submissions are due June 1, 2024, to digitalreligion@tamu.edu #CFP

Reminder - there is still time to apply for this award! #Award #Digital #Religion

Call for Award Submissions for the 2024 Digital Religion Research Award from the The Network for New Media, Religion and Digital Culture Studies (digitalreligion.tamu.edu). If you published work on digital religion between 2022-24, consider applying for the award!

My latest research article is now published: "What Style Guides Tell Secular Journalists about Muslims and Islam" is in Vol 12 Iss 1 @JournalRMDC The article is #OpenAccess so free for anyone to read. Credit to Beth Gibbs who worked as an RA on this proj. brill.com/view/journals/…

Journey through the religious landscape of Anantnag, #Kashmir... Raoof Mir's insightful exploration of media and religion sheds light on evolving religious patterns in the region. brill.com/view/journals/…

Issues 12.2-3 is finally out!! It includes 14 contributions from 20 different authors from the all around the world, including the UK, Ghana, Russia, Denmark, USA, and Serbia. Check it out here: brill.com/view/journals/…

Chapman University's School of #Communication is hiring an #Assistant #Professor of Communication and Technology to focus on #real-world comm and tech problems, like the effects of #AI. Visit tinyurl.com/yp92evss to learn more. Applications are due Dec. 31, 2023.

Sam, the fab RA who looks after the SWell website, will be facilitating an activity at the @TASAReligion creative methods workshop in Sydney. If you're going to be in town on Nov 30, we encourage you to sign up and take part! 🌟@samanthahauw 🌟

One of our most cited articles is by @MAFA11 on the Politics of Affect: the Glue of Religious and Identity Conflicts in Social Media. Check it out at brill.com/view/journals/… And while you're here, check out Mona's website and performance! monaabdel-fadil.com

Thank you @BrillPublishing for sponsoring our opening reception of #ISMRC23 - @realDrRuth thanked @tim_hutchings for his leadership, and the editorial team of @Tweeting_Aya @dat_campbell and @EnqiWeng as we continue to revitalize the journal.

We're excited to announce that issue 12.1, our special issue in collaboration with ISMRC is now live online! Read the issue on "Rethinking Media, Religion and Secularities"! brill.com/view/journals/…

Excited for the ISMRC conference next week!

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