Ololade Faniyi

Research

A Herstory of #EndSARS: Nuances of Intersectionality in Nigeria’s Movement Against Police Brutality.
Bowling Green State University Graduate College Distinguished Thesis Award (2023)
Digital Archives and Unexpected Crossings: A Data Feminist Approach to Transnational Feminist Media Studies and Social Media Activism.
In S. Ramasubramanian & O.O. Banjo (eds.) The Oxford Handbook of Media and Social Justice. 141-150. https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780197744345.001.0001
The End SARS Women’s Coalition: Exploring the Persistence of Women’s Movements through Feminist Generations.
Feminist Africa, 5(1), 125–151.
Get the hammer out! Breaking computational tools for feminist, intersectional “small data” research.
Journal of Digital Social Research, 6(2), Article 2 (with Gajjala R. et al)
Unpredictable Digital Intimacies and Virtual Backstabbing: The Feminist Coalition’s Political Effect in Nigeria.
Communication, Culture & Critique 17(2), 137-145
Intersectionality in/through Nigeria’s feminist hashtag activism. Communication, Culture and Critique, 16(2), 110–112.
Young Feminists Redefining Principles of Care in Nigeria. 
WSQ: Women’s Studies Quarterly 50(1), 49-67 (with Omotoso S.)
Introduction: Women’s Recipe for the African Policom Stew”.
In S. Omotoso (Ed). Women’s Political Communication in Africa (pp. 1-8)
#SayHerNameNigeria: Nigerian Feminists Resist Police Sexual Violence on Women’s Bodies (with Nduka-Nwosu A & Gajjala R).
In B. Wiens et al (Eds.). Stories of Feminist Protest and Resistance: Digital Performative Assemblies
Uncovering Right-Wing Digital Enclaves and Reactionary Politics: A Feminist Multi-Method Examination of a Transplatform Campaign (with Gajjala R. et al)
Communication Studies, 75(4) 1–18