PhD Candidate in Social and Political Sciences, University of Sydney
Kate Scott is a PhD candidate in Social and Political Sciences at the University of Sydney. Her current research focuses on deradicalisation within the manosphere, specifically examining the processes that enable or hinder individuals in disengaging from extreme Red Pill Communities. She is interested in the intersection of violent extremism, radicalisation, and gender within digital spaces. Prior to their doctoral studies, Kate completed their honours at the University of Sydney, focusing on online hate speech, U.S. security, and reproductive rights.
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