Ellen Lavender (she/they)

@ellenrlavender.bsky.social

ESRC funded PhD in Psychology @ Uni of York ⭐ researching the manosphere📱

I know it's GCSE time, but I'm still looking for one more secondary school in the Yorkshire area to take part in an intervention to help children critically engage with sexist content online! The study revolves around your usual timetable, and you will receive our resources for free!

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Looking for schools in the Yorkshire area to take part in my research! From next year, it will be compulsory for schools to teach about online misogyny! 📱

SUNRAY@sunray-york.bsky.social · 8mo ago

Does your school want to be ahead of the game in trialling a new intervention lesson for online misogyny? @ellenrlavender.bsky.social is looking for Year 7 classes in/around York to participate in an "Understanding Sexism" lesson in the new year. Find out more at sunray.york.ac.uk/research-opp...

I'm looking for secondary schools in the Yorkshire area to take part in an intervention to help children critically engage with sexist content online! If you know any teachers or schools that might be interested, please ask them to drop me an email on erl541@york.ac.uk for more information :)

New report on understanding the drivers of declining youth mental health To effectively respond to worsening mental health, we need to understand not just what is happening, but *why* We used an evidence-based approach to unpack common explanations 1/🧵 youthfuturesfoundation.org/publication/...

Understanding drivers of recent trends in young people’s mental health - Youth Futures Foundation

Research report exploring the reasons for the recent decline in mental health among 14 to 24-year-olds in England

youthfuturesfoundation.org

Very important report out today from the Youth Futures Foundation exploring factors accounting for escalating mental health problems in young people. Lead by fantastic colleagues from the University of Manchester (@olademk.bsky.social et al). Report here: youthfuturesfoundation.org/what-we-do/f...

Understanding young people’s declining mental health - Youth Futures Foundation

Exploring drivers of worsening mental health among 14-24 year olds through a first-of-its-kind study for England

youthfuturesfoundation.org

Delayed post due to travelling down to Glastonbury straight after, but excited to share that I attended my first conference as a PhD student! I presented a poster of my proposed methodology at the Annual Psychology PGR Conference for the University of York and York St John.

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Ellen Lavender (she/they)@ellenrlavender.bsky.social · last yr.

Hello! I'm looking for teachers to take part in upcoming research projects for my PhD. If you're a teacher interested in taking part the link is here: york.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_... I'd appreciate it if you could share with any teachers you know too who might be interested!

Two new research opportunities! @ellenrlavender.bsky.social & team have developed a lesson to encourage adolescents to critically engage with sexist social media content. They are looking for (a) teacher feedback via focus groups, & (b) Year 7 classes to trial. See sunray.york.ac.uk/research-opp...

SUNRAY - Research Opportunities

Research opportunities York has active research in children’s language and literacy, mathematics, learning and memory, mental health and wellbeing, neurodevelopmental disorders, sleep, social develop...

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Late to the party due to forgetting BlueSky exists but! I'm super proud of this piece and look forward to taking this train of thought further in the future TL;DR of it: BMI should be used with careful and specifc consideration, nuance, and contextual acknowledgement #BMI

Body Representation Network – BRNet@bodyrepnetwork.bsky.social · last yr.

New #ECR blog posts! 🔥 Georgie Burton @gburton221.bsky.social dives into the (in)appropriateness of Body Mass Index (#BMI), exploring its history, its role in discrimination, and whether these measures should even be used. Read her thought-provoking analysis here: shorturl.at/sPq7y