Jasmine R. Linabary (Ph.D., Purdue University) is a researcher, educator, and consultant whose work centers on how to design more equitable and inclusive spaces for participation. She is currently an assistant professor in the Department of Public and Applied Humanities and founder of the Co-Design Collaborative (Co-Lab) at the University of Arizona. Her research and teaching interests fall at the intersections of organizational communication, new media studies, and feminist scholarship. As an engaged scholar and teacher, Dr. Linabary is committed to working with communities and organizations. This is evidenced in her work as co-founder and former director of the EAT Initiative, a collaborative and interdisciplinary effort to combat food insecurity for which she received the 2021 Service Engagement Award from the National Communication Association’s Organizational Communication Division. She previously served as the associate director of research and operations for the Purdue Peace Project (PPP), an initiative dedicated to locally led peacebuilding housed at Purdue University.

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