Christine Singer
CMF Role - Newsletter Editor
Christine Singer is a Research Affiliate in the Department of Culture, Media, and Creative Industries (CMCI) at King’s College London. Her research interests are the relationships between children’s media and ethnic diversity, migration, gender, and class. She recently completed a report with the Open Data Institute that looked at children’s experiences of the Coronavirus pandemic in England.
Prior to this, she worked on an AHRC-funded project that explored European children’s content reflecting migration and ethnic diversity.
Christine holds a PhD from SOAS, University of London. Her thesis analysed childhood and coming of age in film, television, and digital screen media in South Africa.
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