Artemis T. Douglas is a scholar whose work interrogates the intersections of feminist rhetorical practices, economic discourse, and policy analysis. As a candidate for a B.A. in Individualized Studies at Metropolitan State University of Denver, her research critically examines the rhetorical constructions of social and economic systems and their implications for equity, resources, and justice for women, from material conditions to knowledge production. Drawing upon interdisciplinary methodologies, she integrates theoretical inquiry with applied scholarship to advance inclusive discourse and systemic change.
Her expertise extends beyond academia to research-driven messaging strategies, editorial workflows, journalism, and advocacy. She has served as a Project Manager at Real Progressives, Inc., leading multimedia initiatives that engage public discourse, and as a Research Scholar at MSU Denver. Through her work, she synthesizes complex theoretical frameworks into accessible narratives, bridging academic rigor with practical applications. Her current scholarship and professional endeavors center on expanding the reach of critical research in feminist advocacy, ensuring that intellectual contributions inform broader discussions on justice and policy.
You can contact her at artemis@adrhetoric.space and view her CV at https://adrhetoric.space