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Emma Harrison is an Assistant Professor in Digital Practice (Media and Film) at the School of Media, Arts and Humanities, University of Sussex. They serve as Equalities Officer for Sussex's UCU branch and hold a PhD in Media and Cultural Studies from the University of Sussex.
- Education: PhD (Media and Cultural Studies, 2020), MA (Digital Media, Distinction, 2015), BA (English Language and Media, First-Class Honours, 2014)
Harrison's research focuses on neurodiversity-affirming pedagogies in higher education, political refusal in digital activism, and critiques of neoliberalism through analyses of digital ubiquity and capitalist realism. Their work bridges media studies, feminist theory, and mental health advocacy.
Recent publications explore digital detox discourses, intersectional digital humanities, and the epistemological implications of ubiquitous technology. They co-founded feminist DJ collective BBG Brighton and developed a PGCert in digital practice pedagogy.
- Scientific Awards: Fellowship of Advance HE, David Thomas Award nomination
As an educator, Harrison has developed and taught courses including Digital Media Ethics, Gender and Digital Media, and Activist Media Practice. They advocate for mental health awareness through community engagement and professional activities.
