Call for Papers Now Open: International Conference on Digital Intimacies, Young People & Everyday Life

Submissions are now open for the international conference Digital Intimacies, Young People & Everyday Life, hosted by the Department of Philosophy, Sociology, Education and Applied Psychology (FISPPA) at the University of Padova on 25-26 September 2025. The conference will explore how young people navigate intimacy, identity, and relationships in an increasingly digital world. Scholars from […]

DIGIT Project Presentation at the 2024 Association of Internet Researchers Conference AOIR – University of Sheffield, 30 October – 2 November Presentazione del progetto DIGIT alla 2024 Association of Internet Researchers Conference – Università di Sheffield, 30 ottobre 2024

The DIGIT project was presented at the 2024 Association of Internet Researchers Conference, held at the University of Sheffield from 30 October to 2 November. The presentation, titled “Gender, Intimacy, and Digital Practices: Insights into Italian Teenagers’ Experiences,” outlined the findings from focus groups on the digital experiences of Italian teenagers, exploring the dynamics of […]

Presentation of the DIGIT project at the 2024 Association of Internet Researchers Conference – University of Sheffield, October 30, 2024

The DIGIT project was presented at the “Gender Cultures” conference, held at IULM University in Milan on October 24, with the paper “Navigating Digital Intimacies: Italian Teenagers’ Insights into Their Everyday Digital Practices.” During the conference, the results of focus groups on the digital practices of/of Italian adolscenti* from a gender perspective were shared.

DIGIT Project Presentation at the 16th Conference of the European Sociological Association – University of Porto, 28 August 2024

The DIGIT project was presented at the 16th Conference of the European Sociological Association, held at the University of Porto from August 26 to 30. The presentation, titled “Navigating Digital Intimacies: Italian Teenagers’ Insights into Their Everyday Digital Practices”, shared the activities carried out with the Young Researchers Group and the initial findings from the […]