Kumanyika C. (Nov 2011). “Curious Contradictions: Negotiating Encounters with Cuba.” Breaking Borders, Opening Paths: Cuban Hip-Hop at Penn State University.

Kumanyika C. (January 2015). “This is What Democracy Looks Like” Race and the University Series, Clemson University. (This presentation explored millennial leadership, social media, and the shape of contemporary protest).

Kumanyika C. (February 2015). Untitled: A Work in Progress, Keynote Address, Carolina Rhetoric Association, Clemson University.

Kumanyika, C. (May 2004). “Black Aesthetics in Hip-Hop Culture.” Fort Valley State African World Studies Institute Film Festival. Fort Valley, Georgia.

Kumanyika C. (April 2015). “All Voices Matter: Real Talk About Diversity in Public Radio.” Communication Department, UMass Amherst.

Kumanyika C. (April 2016). “The Revolution Reality Show: Storytelling and Activism in the Neoliberal Era.” Activist in Residence, Women’s and Gender Studies Program, University of Oklahoma. 

Kumanyika, C. (2017) "Livestreaming in The Black Lives Matter Network:" Day, Amber (Ed.), DIY Utopia, Rowan and Littlefield. (Forthcoming)

 Ash, E., Sanderson, J., Kumanyika, C., & Gramlich, K. (In Press 2016). "Just Goes To Show How These Hoes….” Journal of Sports Media, TBA 

Kumanyika, C. (2011). Media Today Companion Website. Supplementary materials for J. Turow, Media Today, 4th Edition. New York: Routledge.

Matsaganis, M.(2009). The social impact of Voice and Video-over-IP technology on Latinos. Tomás Rivera Policy Institute and the Community Technology Foundation of California (Zero Divide).