Time’s Up: a transformative view of women leaning into the superintendency in California 

Leading from the margins: an intersectional qualitative analysis of the leadership experiences of Black mothers 

Spillar, letter, 1991-05-13, to Christopher 

An unlikely partnership: engaging diasporas as stakeholders to international development donors 

From victim to subject: dramatization as research in Thailand's anti-trafficking movement 

By word, not deed: advancing a theory of rhetorical compliance in international law 

Pluralizing leadership education for multicultural inclusion: a case study of the Women's Leadership Initiative at St. James Catholic College 

Childbirth customs as women's culture: A jurisprudential argument for protection under international and American legal norms 

Grassroots market-making: the production, policing and politics of value in Los Angeles’ transforming cannabis industry 

etd-SamerRoxan-4430-dissertation 

Feminist spirituality and social transformation 

The production of life: A feminist theology of work 

USC chronicle, (1981-06) 

“Each new curl howling a war cry”: Black women, embodiment, and gendered racial formation 

Spillar testimony, 1991-05-13 

Community relations and community organizing: Moving corporations from good citizenship to good leadership 

Women, policing, and male violence, 1989 

USC chronicle, (1981-02) 

Ritual, nourishment, and caregiving: the performances of Barbara T. Smith and Linda Montano 

Reproducing fear amid fears of reproduction: the Black maternal body in U.S. law, media, and policy 

Neo-liberal hegemony and re-construction of Islamic community discourses in Turkey: the cases of the Gülen and Erenköy communities 

The rhetoric of fetal protection policies: Toward a feminist dramatism 

A comparative study of feminist therapists and traditional social work practitioners 

Reproducing the line: 1970s innovative poetry and socialist-feminism in the U.K. 

Becoming a feminist reader: Romance and re-vision