Tekijä: Marjo Kolehmainen

NetCare Project Welcomes a New Researcher in March 2026 PhD student Tuuli Innola, who is finalising her doctoral thesis in Gender Studies, […]

Welcome to the keynote lecture by Professor Lisa Baraitser (Birkbeck, UK):Deathly care, timely death: touching time in Kirsten Johnson’s ‘Dick Johnson is […]

The NetCare project is hosting the course “Intersections of Digital and Mental Vulnerability (METU056A‑3001)” at the University of Turku, running from 14 […]

Marjo Kolehmainen will discuss her ongoing research on the experiences of victims of the Vastaamo psychotherapy centre data hack in a Teams […]

New article ‘Preferred Unemployment? Digital Counterpublics and the Struggle for Recognition in Service Work’, co-authored by PhD student Ville-Aleksi Valli and Dr […]

Project Welcomes Two New Researchers in September 2025 PhD Shahnaj Begum and PhD student Daria Kosinova have started their employment in the […]

New article ‘Teletherapy Matters – Mental health and materialities of care in domestic more-than-digital assemblages’, co-authored by Professor Deborah Lupton and Dr […]

Marjo Kolehmainen will attend the conference Qualitative Research in Mental Health 2025 and give two oral presentations at the conference. The first presentation […]

After serving as a member of the editorial board for more than 5 years,  Marjo Kolehmainen is happy to join The Sociological […]

Marjo Kolehmainen’s open access article ‘Networked Care: Worlding Mental Well-Being in a Digital Age’ has just been published in Sociology of Health […]