To ensure the network enables a step-change in digital society research, we engage researchers across career stages. As part of this, we are running an interdisciplinary fellowships scheme.
Applications for our fellowships programme have now closed.
Our seven Digital Good Network fellows are:
Padmini Ray Murray
Design Beku
What do we talk about when we talk about AI: can non-Western imaginations forge a model for AI paradigms that create digital good?
Gabriel Brito
Ayawana Foundation, Ecuador
Glocks, animal emojis & ‘rulay’: how cartel-related gangs recruit young Ecuadorians through viral content on TikTok
Anissa Tanweer
University of Washington
Tangled mess or constructive tension knot? Unravelling the methodological complexities of studying, participating in, and evaluating digital good efforts
Parag Bhatnagar
Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora
Enhancing crisis readiness in Global South countries through intelligent automation
Alexsandro Cosmo De Mesquita
NGO Thydêwá, Brazil
Indigenous peoples and digital good living
Catherine Wang
Brunel Business School
Digital crowdfunding for social entrepreneurship: best practices for building sustainable communities