The Centre for Digital Cultures and I conducts impactful interdisciplinary research that helps society understand/adapt to changes in digital media & data tech.
Brighton, England
Joined March 2018
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Making health systems work for everybody: breaking down health inequalities through place-based, pathway co-production blogs.brighton.ac.uk/cdci/20…
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CDCI Workshop: Mapping, participatory methods and digital research blogs.brighton.ac.uk/cdci/20…
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Powerful curated testimony and immersive experience shared with us today by @judithricketts A privilege to be able to hear and experience your work - thank you.
Excited to have such an interdisciplinary group of researchers here today for our @CDCI_Brighton #digitalinsights workshop #VR #wearableEEG #eyetracking Huge thanks to @DrGemmaGraham and @PsychBrighton for leading us through today.
CDCI workshop: Digital insights, virtual experience and robotic affection blogs.brighton.ac.uk/cdci/20…
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CDCI IWD event – Breaking the Bias blogs.brighton.ac.uk/cdci/20…
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We went digital, and the bullies followed us there! #speaker #patriarchalsocietiesanddigitalspaces @marydarking @uniofbrighton #InternationalWomensDay
Dr Baha: the abandonment of girls education, the ban on women attending university, on female lecturers teaching, women travelling alone or working - devastating an entire country. Online LMS are an emergency measure but do not touch this programmatic removal of women’s lives.
Dr Bahawodin Baha giving voice to the atrocities and injustice that women and girls are experiencing in Afghanistan since 15th August 2021 @uniofbrighton
Understanding the different forms of oppression African women experience and fundamental importance of contextualisation: “tune in, customise, engage, learn” @sijuyusuf
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#breakingthebias
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Comfort Oko-Joseph speaking about patriarchal societies, the difference that having access to mobile phones has made to women in Nigeria, capacity to form ‘little groups’ and how these become learning spaces that empowered women experiencing domestic violence to speak out
Shellie Baxter: “providing drone training at a level that enables young women to work at the salary scales received in commercial industry (and providing options other than warfare) whilst also creating opportunity to*feed our souls*” #embracingequity #InternationalWomensDay
Reclaiming ancestral and generational wealth, science identities and training young women to be licensed drone pilots. Thank you @Isildaa and Shellie Baxter for your transformation work #breakingthebias #embracingequity
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Moved, inspired, energised - already - and we have only just heard @sijuyusuf INTRODUCE our #InternationalWomensDay @CDCI_Brighton event this morning
CDCI Workshop: ChatGPT, DALL-E and Codex … What Now? blogs.brighton.ac.uk/cdci/20…
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Break the Bias: Mobilising Gender Equality through Digital Research and Innovation blogs.brighton.ac.uk/cdci/20…
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Ryan Southall – Improving the Environmental Performance of Buildings blogs.brighton.ac.uk/cdci/20…
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Carl Bonner-Thompson – Living queer with data blogs.brighton.ac.uk/cdci/20…
Dave Harley – Delving into the digital self blogs.brighton.ac.uk/cdci/20…
Linda Tip – Migration, integration and well-being in a digital world blogs.brighton.ac.uk/cdci/20…