Jasmin Seijbel

Jasmin Seijbel is a Lecturer and PhD candidate at the Department of History, Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication, Erasmus University Rotterdam. Her academic work bridges history, cultural anthropology, and media studies, with a focus on social inequalities in sports and popular culture.

• Erasmus University Rotterdam – Lecturer, PhD candidate
• Department of History – Research and teaching
• Collaborations: Feyenoord (Fancoach), Anne Frank House

Her research centers on antisemitism in Dutch football, examining both on- and offline discourses. She also investigates gender dynamics in football fandom and the role of digital media in shaping public narratives. Her methodological approach includes ethnography, discourse analysis, and media ecology.

The recent articles reflect a strong focus on antisemitism, gender, and digital disinformation in Dutch-speaking contexts. Her work frequently engages with public discourse and educational interventions, indicating a commitment to socially impactful research.

She has contributed to several academic and public platforms, including invited talks and media appearances, though no formal scientific awards are listed.

Jasmin has supervised no students mentioned in the text. She has been involved in research projects related to antisemitism education and disinformation networks. Her work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals through the ERMeCHS research clusters PCI (Popular Culture and Inequalities) and VISUAL (The Visual in Media, Culture, Society & History).

She is active in collaborative research and public engagement, particularly through media contributions and conference presentations.