Dr
Catherine
Baker
Primary Department
DCU Anti-Bullying Centre
Role
Post Doctoral Research
Phone number:
01 700
7009286
Email Address
catherine.baker@dcu.ie
Campus
All Hallows
Room Number
SG04
Academic biography
Dr Catherine Baker is a post-doctoral researcher with the DCU Anti-Bullying Centre. Fellow with the Institute of Research on Male Supremacism. Research interests include gender, education, misogyny, radicalisation, digital media, and conspiracy theories. Recent publications include a chapter on post-truth identities in the Routledge Companion to Media Misinformation and Populism.
Projects include:
- Observatory on Cyberbullying, Cyberhate & Online Harassment: tackling negative online extremism of boys via so-called influencer culture
- Gender Equality Matters (GEM): an education prevention programme for primary school students aimed at addressing attitudes and norms that underlie gender-based bullying and gender-based violence
- Gentopia: A game-based educational resource aimed at students in second-level education, addressing gender stereotypes, consent, digital safety, street harassment, coercive control, non-consensual image sharing, and homophobic bullying.
Research interests
Research interests: gender, inclusive education, digital media, online misogyny, counter-epistemic communities, extremism