This research cluster is an outcome of fruitful cross-disciplinary cooperation between the three co-researchers with backgrounds in gender studies, ethnology, informatics, and applied IT. Together with two PhD-students, we constitute the core group of this research cluster.
Mia Liinason
Director of TechnAct and Department of Gender Studies, Lund University
She is interested in transnational feminism and queer as theory and praxis, and supervises PhD-students and postdocs in gender studies.
For more info: https://www.gender.lu.se/mia-liinason
Lisen Selander
Associate professor within Information Systems research at the University of Gothenburg
She is interested in digital transformation and the digital organizing of contemporary collective action.
For more info: https://ait.gu.se/om-institutionen/avdelningen-for-informatik/personal?userId=xselal
Lena Martinsson
Professor in Gender studies, University of Gothenburg
Her main research interests are transnational social movements, in the field of feminist, queer and post colonial studies. She has also written extensively on the discourses on gender equality and diversity.
For more info: https://kultur.gu.se/om-institutionen/personal?userId=xmalen
Onur Kilic
PhD candidate in Gender Studies at Lund University and co-researcher in TechnAct
Onur is interested in feminist and queer studies, the politics of Pride, and networked resistance practices. His current research is on queer activism in Turkey and resistance practices in digital spaces.
Nadia Ruiz-Bravo
PhD candidate in Informatics at the University of Gothenburg and co-researcher in TechnAct
She is passionate about the video game industry and its community and finds interesting themes around inclusion and diversity in such spheres. Her current research is in the entanglements between digital technologies, especially digital platforms, and collective action, gender, and sexualities in the video game sphere.
Sama Khosravi Ooryad
MSCA-PhD candidate in Film and Media Studies at the University of Gothenburg. Affiliated TechnAct Member.
Her research interests are gender and politics, feminist theory and praxis, and new media and digital cultures.
She is an early stage researcher in the Marie Skłodowska-Curie project called NETHATE, which focuses on understanding and ways of countering hate online/offline.