Ronja Abrams

Ronja Abrams is a PhD student and Lecturer at Åbo Akademi University's Faculty of Science and Engineering, specializing in health sciences and public health solutions. Her academic journey includes a Master of Special Education (2018–2020), which informs her interdisciplinary approach to health literacy and educational interventions.

• Education: Master of Special Education (2018–2020)

Research Interests:
Ronja's work focuses on sexual health communication, particularly in school settings and public service media. She investigates strategies to enhance health literacy, promote adolescent well-being, and design evidence-based interventions. Her research spans cross-country comparisons (Finland and Sweden) and regional studies in Ostrobothnia, combining qualitative research designs with systematic reviews to address health policy challenges.

Publications:
Between 2023 and 2024, she published five peer-reviewed studies, including a high-impact systematic review in Frontiers in Public Health (2023) and conference abstracts analyzing public service media's role in sexual health education. Collaborators include researchers like Johanna Nordmyr, Anna Forsman, and Kristina Backholm.

Collaborations and Networks:
Ronja's research involves collaborations across Finland and Sweden, with a focus on public health policies and media-driven health communication. Her work explores how schools and public service media can serve as platforms for preventive strategies and mental health promotion in families.