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Call Published: 19 Apr 2021

[Closed] Call for Contributions to Key Topics Blog & Short Report Series

This call is closed!

As part of the project “Children Online: Research and Evidence (CO:RE)”, our team at University of Tartu releases a series of blog posts and short reports. Both seek to critically reflect and discuss current hot topics and key themes in the research on children and digital media. The series are published continuously and we’re now inviting you as guest author!

Volunteering to write a blog post (about 500 words) or a short report (3,000 words) is a great way to share your expertise about the research you’ve been involved in, or inspire the audience by contributing with your reflexive insights to the best practices toolkit.

We would especially appreciate overviews and blog posts on the topics that have emerged as most pressing and relevant both to the CO:RE community members and beyond (see here). Squint at the word cloud and see if something – or a combination of keywords – calls out to you. Skills+fake? TikTok+parenting? Covid-19+games?

Please send the preliminary title of your contribution with a short motivation statement latest by 26 April 2021 to:

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Veronika Kalmus

responsible CO:RE member, veronika.kalmus [at] ut.ee

We will come back to you with more details in response to your submission!

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Authors

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Team leader, CO:RE at UTARTU

Veronika Kalmus

Veronika Kalmus is a full professor of Sociology at the Institute of Social Studies, the University of Tartu (EE). Since 2007, she has been the leader of the Estonian team of the EU Kids Online network and has served as an independent expert in the field of the Information Society and Media for the European Commission.
She is Work Package 4 Leader, coordinates the publication of CO:RE short reports and contributes to editing the reports.

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Team member, CO:RE at UTARTU

Andra Siibak

Andra Siibak is a full professor of Media Studies at the Institute of Social Studies, University of Tartu (EE).

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Team member, CO:RE at UTARTU

Mari-Liis Tikerperi

Mari-Liis Tikerperi is a doctoral student at the Institute of Social Studies, University of Tartu (EE). She is a member of the Work Package 4 team.

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Team member, CO:RE at UTARTU

Maria Murumaa-Mengel

Maria Murumaa-Mengel (PhD in Media and Communication) is working as an associate professor of media studies at the Institute of Social Studies, University of Tartu, Estonia. She is involved in research focusing mainly on young people’s use (and non-use, going “off the grid”) of social media, different literacies (e.g. digital, MIL, social media, porn) and various online risks (e.g. gendered online hate, online shaming, online child sexual abuse and grooming). She is a member of the Work Package 4 team and contributes to editing CO:RE blog posts. See her publications here.

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Team member, CO:RE at UTARTU

Signe Opermann

Signe Opermann, PhD, is a researcher in Media Sociology at the Institute of Social Studies, the University of Tartu (EE). She is a member of the Work Package 4 team and contributes to editing CO:RE short reports and blog posts.

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Team member, CO:RE at UTARTU

Marit Napp

Marit Napp is a doctoral student at the Institute of Social Studies, University of Tartu (EE). She is a member of the Work Package 4 team.

University of Tartu
University of Tartu
CO:RE at UTARTU
Key Topics

The team at University of Tartu identifies and monitors the most relevant topics in the broad field of digital technologies in the lives of children and young people. In collaboration with experts from different disciplinary backgrounds, the team publishes a series of blog posts and short reports.

Beyond that, the team actively engages all main stakeholders, including academics and students, policy makers, professionals working with children and young people, caregivers, ICT industry and public media, to continuously report on their perceived hot topics and blind spots in the field.

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