Does the awareness of carriying a cancer gene mutation (e.g., #brca, #lynchsyndrome) influence the way we present ourselves? Hannah Ditchfield is leading our work to address this question through the lens of social media practices 👇 instagram.com/p/ChRsRQZrT1J/…

📢Qualitative Social Media Research Resources - new updates including: - tools for data collection organized by platform - research programs sponsored by Meta, TikTok, Microsoft, etc - links to speaker series! - link to SAGE's Doing Research Online (10/10) docs.google.com/document/d/1yH…

Who is shaping expertise about (#BRCA, #Lynchsyndrome) hereditary cancer across 🤳mainstream social media? Here stefania vicari is trialling social network graphs to study influencer cultures on and across Instagram, TikTok, Twitter and Facebook! 👇

📢🧵If you are a recent PhD working on visual cultures, online activism, digital methods and/or far-right politics, please apply for a new research associate position on media and radicalisation to work with me SocStudiesShef on 60% until July 2023. jobs.ac.uk/job/CSW390/res…

Have a look at the excellent program of our “Visual Politics & Protest – Current Methodological Challenges” ECREA pre-conference workshop, curated and hosted by the amazing Visual Cultures section Suay Melisa Ozkula/Oezkula Tom Divon | توم ديفون | תום דיבון DoronAlt Hadas Schlussel DankaNikolic visualculturesecrea.wordpress.com/ecrea-preconfe…

We are preparing a podcast for Off the Shelf festival! stefania vicari will be talking about #brca, #lynchsyndrome and the role of social media for those who want (or need) to know about cancer genetic risk. Check out the festival programme here: offtheshelf.org.uk

If you have missed Meg Jing Zeng's keynote at #VPP22 (we truly understand how difficult it is with different time zones), the recording will be up on our programme page in 20-30 minutes. Link: visualculturesecrea.wordpress.com/ecrea-preconfe…

Hi👋 Don't forget to save / use these accessible 🎦🔊🔍 resources for your teaching! 👩‍🏫 They not only explain how public sector orgs use data 📈, but also show what REAL PEOPLE 👩🏿‍⚕️👷👨🏽‍🔬think of these varied data uses 🙅🆗🤷‍♂️ - and link to our now open data 🔓

Congrats to keisha 🐝 for opening the ECREA Digital Culture & Communication pre-conference in such a beautiful & thought provoking way. Loving the theme of today's workshop which is 'work in progress': taking the focus away from the perfected/polished & shining the light on the process/challenges 🫶

Thanks so much for having me ECREA Digital Culture & Communication 💫

Thanks Hannah Ditchfield for the keynote: "The Many Sites of ‘Work in Progress’: Social Media Interactions, Projects and Researchers"; #ECREA2022

Our podcast with Off the Shelf Festival of Words will pop up on Tuesday 18 October 🥳! There, stefania vicari from SocStudiesShef will talk about our journey with #Lynchsyndrome and #BRCA personal stories, traditional science and social media🧐

2 #ECREA2022 talks on Fri 21 Oct 9: Generic visuals production & journalists’ understanding of “good media work” w/@Chanders giorgia aiello Ariel Chen 11: Finding the sweet spot & listening to tangents: talking about data uses w/Hannah Ditchfield Susan Oman Living With Data

people at #ECREA2022 ecrea_eu's 2022 conference in Aarhus might have finalist UG students, or PG students who could benefit from these studentships for Black British students to undertake a soc sci PhD. Feel free to get in touch and we can link up whilst here to talk about it

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All @previvorship's outputs are now available online 🥳! Well, we are still newbies but we do already have something to share😊. We will keep adding all our academic presentations, posts, podcasts anything shiny and hopefully informative here 👇sites.google.com/sheffield.ac.u…

We have just had the first team meeting of the year and we are very happy to say that we are now working on two 💡💡 ideas 👇

Last year we launched new resources which explain how public sector orgs use personal data. Please share, or use them in teaching, advocacy, activism or beyond! ⬇️ livingwithdata.org/resources/publ… 🧵1/3