Pernille Juhl

Pernille Juhl is a Professor at the Department of Humanities and Technology, Roskilde University, specializing in childhood, youth, and family life research with a focus on technology and social practice. She leads the Center for Day Care Research and Center for Everyday Life of Families in the Welfare State.

• Teaches courses in Psychology, Social Intervention Studies, and Humanities.
• Supervises projects on social practice, qualitative methods, and interventions for vulnerable groups.

Research areas include family dynamics, learning technologies, and social inequality. Current projects examine parental perspectives on children's learning and the impact of digital tools on family practices.

Key article trends explore intersections of political agendas, pedagogical interventions, and ethical research practices in family contexts.

Scientific awards:

• Carlsberg Fondets Monografi Stipendie (2020)
• DFF2 Prize (2024)
• Sapere Aude Prize (2021)

Collaborations include guest researcher roles at University College London and extensive work on UN Sustainable Development Goals related to family welfare, child development, and social equity.