Melissa Brough

California State University, Northridge — United States

Social Sciences · Social Sciences

6h-index403citations15works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Social Media and Politics(8), Impact of Technology on Adolescents(5), Youth Education and Societal Dynamics(3), Media Studies and Communication(2), Gender, Feminism, and Media(2)

Publications15 total

“Good Social Media?”: Underrepresented Youth Perspectives on the Ethical and Equitable Design of Social Media Platforms
mediastudies.press eBooks·2021· 3 citedOpen Access
9. “Fair Vanity”
New York University Press eBooks·2020· 2 cited
"GOOD SOCIAL MEDIA?": UNDERREPRESENTED YOUTH PERSPECTIVES ON THEETHICAL AND EQUITABLE DESIGN OF SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS
AoIR Selected Papers of Internet Research·2020· 1 citedOpen Access
Youth Power in Precarious Times
2020
Youth Power in Precarious Times: Reimagining Civic Participation
2020· 4 cited
4. “Medellín, Governable and Participatory”
2020
“Good Social Media?”: Underrepresented Youth Perspectives on the Ethical and Equitable Design of Social Media Platforms
Social Media + Society·2020· 51 citedOpen Access
Youth Power in Precarious Times
2020
From Ethical to Equitable Social Media Technologies: Amplifying Underrepresented Youth Voices in Digital Technology Design
Journal of Media Ethics·2019· 21 cited
Analyzing youth digital participation: Aims, actors, contexts and intensities
The Information Society·2018· 86 cited
Mobile Voices: Design as a method to explore the possibilities and limitations of community participation
Mobile Media & Communication·2017· 18 citedOpen Access
Media Systems Dependency and Human Rights Online Video: The “Saffron Revolution” and WITNESS’s Hub
SHILAP Revista de lepidopterología·2013· 1 citedOpen Access
Fandom meets activism: Rethinking civic and political participation
Transformative Works and Cultures·2012· 210 citedOpen Access
Developing a Video-Based Approach to the Most Significant Change Evaluation Methodology
2010
Mobile Voices: projecting the voices of immigrant workers by appropriating mobile phones for popular communication
2010· 6 cited

Frequent Co-authors

Ioana Literat(4), Amanda Ikin(3), Charlotte Lapsansky(2), Sangita Shresthova(1), Neta Kligler-Vilenchik(1), Alicia Blum‐Ross(1), Carmen González(1), Benjamin Stokes(1), François Bar(1), Adolfo Cisneros(1), Sasha Costanza‐Chock(1), Crispin Jimenez(1), Manuel Mancia(1), Marcos Magaña Rodríguez(1), Iona Literat(1), Zhan Li(1)