graduated from Wellesley College in 2025 with a B.A. in Anthropology. Her research focuses on the intersection of social media, digital well-being, and adolescent development, with particular attention to marginalized and understudied youth populations at the Youth, Media, and Well-being Research Lab. At the University of Oldenburg’s Media Informatics Group, she investigated AI for decision-making in public administration and calibrated trust. She co-founded PrivaZy Collective, a Gen Z-focused initiative making digital privacy accessible through storytelling, and brings both lived experience and interdisciplinary research expertise to understanding how technology shapes human connection and mental health.
last update: November 2025
Articles published on IXD&A:
• ‘A Remote Participatory Workshop on Digital Wellbeing and Artificial Intelligence with Middle School Girls.’, N. 66, 2025, pp. 135 – 161, abstract, download, (https://doi.org/10.55612/s-5002-066-006), Google Scholar
"The recent rapid rise of AI raises pressing questions about its impact on Digital Wellbeing, especially among teenagers who already grapple with challenges related to tech-life balance. Teenagers are ..."
"The recent rapid rise of AI raises pressing questions about its impact on Digital Wellbeing, especially among teenagers who already grapple with challenges related to tech-life balance. Teenagers are ..."
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