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Jess Haynie-Lavelle has a master’s in Global Health and is a doctoral student of Global Political Studies with Malmö University. Her research spans the intersection of AI technologies and global health promotion through a political economy lens. Her project is grounded in an investigation of the digital development and implementation of social injustices, the meaning making process of datafication and perpetuated power inequalities. Using a participatory speculative design approach, the thesis project goes on to query the appropriateness of AI systems to promote the health of our everyday transnational communities within digital spaces.

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Rethinking Democracy

The Rethinking Democracy research platform (REDEM) is a shared space for discussing questions around democracy. We consider...

Citizen Health

The research centre focuses on improving public health and reducing health inequalities through community-engaged research and...

Imagining and Co-Creating Futures

In a world that seems caught in a crisis-ridden present, there is a need to reawaken our capacity to collectively imagine, make...

Sustainable Digitalisation Research Centre

The research centre studies both social and technological aspects to promote sustainable digitalisation. The aim is to...