“Tea’d Off: Media and the Rise of the 21st Century Tea Party” (2011), International Association for Media and Communication Research, Kadir Has University, Istanbul, Turkey.

“Tea’d Off: Race and Media in the Rise of the Tea Party” (2011), National Communication Association, New Orleans, LA.

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“Challenging Notions: Citizen Journalists and the Making of the Tea Party” (2012), International Conference on Journalism Studies, University of Santiago de Chile, Santiago, Chile.

“Tea Party Branding through Race and Identity” (2013), Society for Cinema and Media Studies, Chicago, Illinois

“Her Cup of Tea: Tea Party Women in the News Media” (2013), Commission on the Status of Women Division at the Association of Educators in Journalism and Mass Communication, Washington, DC.

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Roundtable on Race and Gender (2013), National Communication Association, Washington, DC.

“Missing White Women, Missing America” (2014), Society for Cinema and Media Studies, Seattle Washington.

 “Backlash and Fandom: Beyonce the Feminist” (2014), Cultural Studies Association, Salt Lake City, Utah.