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Community-based Responses to Harm
Fri, Nov 14, 8:00 to 9:20am, Independence Salon F - M4Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract/Description
This panel explores critical approaches to crime, insecurity, and victimization, centering on community involvement and responses to harm. Through interdisciplinary collaboration and storytelling, panelists highlight community-informed research that values local experiences, knowledge, and cultural strengths as integral to addressing and mitigating harm. These approaches critically examine dominant academic and institutional narratives, recognizing communities as key stakeholders whose experiences and solutions offer meaningful pathways toward social healing and resilience.
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
Hostile by Design? Algorithmic Control, Verbal Violence, and Community Resistance in AI-Generated Discourse - Veronika Nagy, Utrecht University; Claire Seungeun Lee, University of Massachusetts Lowell
Navigating Digital Misogynoir: Black Women and Non-binary Femmes' Experiences, Resistance, and Resilience on a Social Media Platform - KáLyn (Kay) Coghill, Virginia Commonwealth University
Offensive Humor as a Tool For Community Building in Times Of Uncertainty: A Russian Militarist Community on Telegram as a Case Study - Petr Oskolkov, Ariel University
Participatory Action Research in Higher Education in Prison - Katie Owens-Murphy, University of North Alabama; Jarrod Wall, Tulane University
Chairs
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Division of Qualitative Research
Division of Cybercrime
Division of Feminist Criminology