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“Think Globally-Act Locally” — A Conversation with Leslie Rebecca Bloom

A committed feminist-activist, Dr. Leslie Rebecca Bloom is an associate professor in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction and the Women’s Studies Program at Iowa State University. She teaches a wide variety of courses to undergraduate and graduate students including contemporary educational theory, social justice education, qualitative research methodology, feminist research methodology, intersections of race, gender and class, and social class and social policy. She is very active in the qualitative research field through her academic publishing (Bloom, 1998, 2001, 2005; Bloom & Kilgore, 2005) and her participation in both the International Association of Qualitative