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Comic Relief?
Let me start by saying, yes. I get it. I get this is supposed to be comic relief. BUT, it makes me question what we find is funny – and moreover, would we still find it funny if it were the other way...
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Hi! This is Stephanie, one of the researchers of the DVIS group. I am taking over this blog – no really. Soon our Brottsoffermyndigheten project will be over, but my work in this area will continue. I...
View ArticleSocial Media as Transformative Practice for Victims of Domestic Violence
This is an abstract I am presenting at the Victimology conference November 1st in Stockholm… Abstract: This talk will show how victims of domestic violence can and do use social media as a...
View ArticleArticle ready to send to a journal
Here is an abstract of an article I have written. It is finally ready to send to a journal! This paper examines the frame of the domestic violence victim and the frame of the artist in a selection of...
View ArticleTonight we are young
Have you heard the song, We are Young, you know, the pop song by Fun and with Janelle Monáe? It has a very catchy chorus – Tooonight we are young, etc. Listening to the lyrics, however, the chorus...
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Domestic Violence Tweets
I have been watching tweets about domestic violence for a while now and I was under the assumption that most tweets were about needing help – a hotline number, a friend… but when running an analysis on...
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Domestic Violence Tweets, v2.0
I ran textometrica on 500 tweets a week after this round of tweet analysis, and got similar (and some interesting) results. You can’t really compare the two network maps because I added some...
View ArticleFacebook usage in Swedish women’s shelters
Today I will be speaking about how women’s shelters in Sweden are using Facebook as a website replacement in our internal HUMlab seminar. In my work to date, I have found 5 ways that social media is...
View ArticleNew Address
I have moved this blog to a new home. Find more about my research at http://cutecattheory.com
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