Kelli Boling

Assistant Professor

University of Nebraska - Lincoln

United States

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Dr. Kelli Boling is an Assistant Professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, USA. Her research focuses on the intersection of media, law, and social issues, as evidenced by her recent publications exploring the impacts of true crime media on co-victims and digital journalism surrounding abortion rights. Additionally, she examines narratives in harm reduction and the portrayal of women in sports media.

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“What an invasion, an immense invasion”: Examining the adverse effects of true crime media on co-victims

“Media Pressure is What Makes Law Enforcement Move”: Insights from Co-victims About the Positive Impacts of True Crime Media Attention

“Addiction is Not a Choice.” #narcansaveslives: Collective Voice in Harm Reduction on TikTok

“Perjurers, Rapists, and Zealots are Ending Abortion”: Sports Journalists’ Symbolic Annihilation of Women Athletes on Social Media During the National Loss of Abortion Rights

“The Supreme Court is poised to overturn #RoeVWade and I’m mad as hell”: a politically charged feminist discourse analysis

From Critical Pedagogy to Communication Activism Pedagogy in a Large Lecture Classroom: Increasing Awareness, Knowledge, and a Desire for Change

“We Hold that Roe and Casey Must Be Overruled.” #scotus: Digital Journalism on Abortion Rights

“We can do better. We can be better”: counter-narratives in true crime podcasts on domestic violence

“It’s that ‘There but for the Grace of God Go I’ Piece of It”: Domestic Violence Survivors in True Crime Podcast Audiences

Saudi Women Take the Wheel: A Content Analysis of How Saudi Arabian Car Companies Reached Women on Social Media

Black maternal mortality in the media: How journalists cover a deadly racial disparity

Truth, Justice, and Sexual Violence: A Comparative Analysis of Op-Eds Surrounding the Hill-Thomas and Ford-Kavanaugh Hearings

“We Matter”: Cultural Significance of a Counter-Narrative Black Public Affairs Program

How Race and Gender Impact the Perceived Objectivity of Broadcast Women of Color on Twitter

Missing, or Just Missed? Mediating Loss in the Missing Richard Simmons Podcast

#ShePersisted, Mitch: a memetic critical discourse analysis on an attempted Instagram feminist revolution

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