Binta-Victoria Jammeh

Binta-Victoria Jammeh is a Doctoral Research Fellow in Didactics of Social Science at the MF University College of Theology, Religion and Society. She holds a Master's in Social Science Education from the University of Oslo, with a focus on teacher competencies in addressing diversity. Her work bridges secondary education and university lecturing, emphasizing inclusive democratic education.

Her research interests center on inclusion, democratic preparedness, and citizenship education, particularly exploring how teachers and students co-create inclusive environments. She examines contextual challenges in democracy education through a comparative Scandinavian perspective. Key themes include handling anti-democratic attitudes, racism, and controversial issues like the Israel-Palestine conflict in classrooms.

Publications highlight practical pedagogical approaches to racism, source criticism, and ideological debates. She contributes to teacher training programs on anti-racism and mediates dialogues on sensitive topics. Her doctoral project investigates structural factors shaping democracy education accessibility.

Current position includes teaching SAM1080/SAM1080L modules on Identity, Power, and Diversity. She actively participates in initiatives promoting gender balance and diversity in academia. Her work often intersects with NGOs like Fritt Ord, emphasizing public engagement alongside academic research.