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Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles
Stein, K. & Rauchberg, J. (in press, expected 2027). Disabled academics know: Co-reflections on crip spacetime, conferencing, and the labor of showing up. Journal of Autoethnography.
Tran, C.H., Rauchberg, J., & Glatt, Z. (Accepted, in press) The slop manifesto: Gatewords for feminist creator studies at the threshold of AI hype. Imagininations: Journal of Cross-Cultural Image Studies.
Divon, T., Beacken, G.D., Rauchberg, J. & Maddox, J. (2026, online first). Jewish entrepreneurial labor TikTok: Navigating visibility, identity, and algorithmic harm. Frontiers in Computer Science, 0(0), 1-20.
Alper, M., Rodgers, R., Rauchberg, J., Simpson, E., & Harrison, K. (2025, online first). “actually an ED and not just a quirky aspect of autism”: TikTok as a forum and mediator of autistic food issues and eating disorders. New Media & Society, 1-19.
Rauchberg, J. (2025) Articulating algorithmic ableism: The suppression and surveillance of disabled TikTok creators. Journal of Gender Studies, 34(8), 1-12.
Alper, M., Rauchberg, J.S., Simpson, E., Guberman, J. & Feinberg, S. (2025). TikTok as algorithmically mediated biographical illumination: Self-discovery and autism diagnosis on #Autisktok. New Media & Society, 27(3), 1378-1396.
Gardner, P.M. & Rauchberg, J. (2024). Feminist cybernetic, critical race, postcolonial and crip propositions for the theoretical future of Human-Machine Communication. Human-Machine Communication, 8, 21-57.
D’Souza, R.A., Rauchberg, J.S., & Nieto-Fernandez, B.A. (2023). The labor of diversity in 2020-21 U.S. tenure-track Communication jobs. Journal of Applied Communication Research, 51(6), 602-620.
Newman-Griffis, D., Rauchberg, J.S., Alharbi, R.M., Hickman, L., & Hochheiser, H. (2023). Definition drives design: Disability models and mechanisms of bias in AI technologies. First Monday, 28(1-2).
Rauchberg, J.S. (2022). “Lena Dunham is trash”: White feminist misogynoir and the limitations of #MeToo’s hashtag activism. The Popular Culture Studies Journal, 10(2), 123-141.
Rauchberg, J.S. (2022). Imagining a neuroqueer technoscience. Studies in Social Justice, 16(2), 370-388. *Honorable Mention for ARSTM 2023 Article of the Year Award*
D’Souza, R.A. & Rauchberg, J.S. (2020). Neoliberal values & queer/disability in Margarita with a Straw. Journal of International and Intercultural Communication, 13(2), 183-196.
Book Chapters and Forum Commentaries
Rauchberg, J. (2026). Digital care work in the climate crisis: #PowerToLive’s disability justice digital platform activism. In P. Pain (ed.), Queer Digital Lives: LGBTQ Realities and Resistance Under Platform Capitalism (pp. 246-259), Routledge.
Rauchberg, J. & Maddox, J. (2026). “She’s my bitch eating crackers”: Influencer snark and the digital gossip economy. Feminist Media Studies, 26(3), 1043-1049.
Rauchberg, J. (2026). Platform authoritarianism in the creator economy. Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies, 23(1), 118-127.
Rauchberg, J. (2025, online first). Lolcows and the mediation of digital freakshows. European Journal of Cultural Studies, 1-10.
Gardner, P.M. & Rauchberg, J. (2023). Feminist, postcolonial, and crip approaches to Human-Machine Communication methodology. In A. Guzman, R. McEwen, & S. Jones (eds.), The SAGE Handbook of Human-Machine Communication (pp. 252-260), SAGE.
Rauchberg, J.S. (2022). A different girl, but she’s nothing new: Olivia Rodrigo and posting imitation pop on TikTok. Feminist Media Studies, 22(5), 1290-1294.
Rauchberg, J.S. (2022). #Shadowbanned: Queer, trans, and disabled creator responses to algorithmic oppression on TikTok. In P. Pain (ed.), LGBTQ Digital Cultures: A Global Perspective (pp. 196-209), Routledge.
Published Conference Proceedings
Rauchberg, J., Alper, M., Simpson, E., Guberman, J., & Feinberg, S. (2023). “Here to have fun and fight ableism”: #Autisktok user bios as neuroqueer microactivist platform affordances. In AoIR 2023: Selected papers in Internet Research (pp. 1-5), Association of Internet Researchers.
Gardner, P., Surlin, S., Akinyemi, A., Rauchberg, J., Zheng, R., McArthur, C., Papaioannu, A., & Hao, Y. (2021). Designing a dementia-informed, accessible, co-located gaming platform for older adults with dementia, family, and carers. In Q. Gao & J. Zhou (eds.), Human Aspects of IT for the Aged Population: Supporting Everyday Life Activities (pp. 58-77), Springer.
Gardner, P., Surlin, S., McArthur, C., Akinyemi, A., Rauchberg, J., Zheng, R., Hao, Y., & Papaioannu, A. (2021). ABLE.Family: Remote, intergenerational play in the age of COVID-19. In C. Stephanidis, M. Antona, & S. Ntoa (eds.), HCI International 2021— Posters (pp. 558-565), Springer.
Gardner, P., Surlin, S., McArthur, C., Akinyemi, A., Rauchberg, J., Zheng, R., Hao, Y., & Papaioannu, A. (2020). ABLE Music: Arts-Based exercise enhancing LongEvity. In C. Stephanidis, M. Antona, & S. Ntoa (eds.), HCI International 2020— Late-Breaking Posters, Springer.
Edited Collections
Divon, T. & Rauchberg, J. (eds.) (2023). The struggle is (for) real: Cultivating authenticity in the BeReal age. Flow Journal, 29(4). https://www.flowjournal.org/archives/volume-29/29-04-special-issue-bereal/.
Book Reviews
Rauchberg, J.S. (2021). Review of Distributed Blackness: African American Cybercultures by André Brock, Jr. Catalyst: Feminism, theory, technoscience, 7(2), 1-4.
Public Scholarship
Tran, C.H. & Rauchberg, J. (2025). Hope, cope and scroll: Sifting down the tea leaves of algorithmic recommendation. ASAP/Review.
Maddox, J. & Rauchberg, J. (2025). In the $250B influencer industry, being a hater can be the only way to rein in bad behavior. The Conversation.
Rauchberg, J. (2025). On shitposting, or, aspirational labor and platform hygiene. Mid Theory Collective.
Duffy, B.E. & Rauchberg, J. (2025). When social media influencers were women. Newsweek.
Rauchberg, J. (2022). Impersonation and parody: Shitposters satirically mock Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover. The Conversation (Canadian Edition).
Rauchberg, J. (2022). In defence of the remix: Olivia Rodrigo’s promotional TikToks are a relatable GenZ self-branding. The Conversation (Canadian Edition).
Rauchberg, J. (2022). Bestie vibes only? Disabled content creators, shadowbanning, and the politics of authenticity. Lewis & Ruth Sherman Centre for Digital Scholarship.
Rauchberg, J.S. (2020). TikTok’s digital eugenics: Challenging ableism and algorithmic erasure through disability activism. Flow Journal.