Leah Nann

Research Associate, Institute for Social and Cultural Anthropology | Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich

Leah Nann is a PhD student and research assistant for media ethnology at the Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich. Her research interests include AI and online extreme speech as well as gender-based harassment on the internet. She is a team member of the bidt project “Understanding, detecting, and mitigating online misogyny against politically active women“ and the European Research Council-funded proof-of-concept project “AI4Dignity“ (PI Sahana Udupa).

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Understanding, detecting, and mitigating online misogyny against politically active women

Project

The bidt-funded project investigates the content and dynamics of online misogyny against politically active women and develops methods for early identification of such emerging dynamics.

Publications

  • Nann, Leah; Udupa, Sahana; Wisiorek, Axel (2024)

    Online anti-immigrant discourse in Germany: ethnographically backed analysis of user comments

    Journal article
    Frontiers in Communication
    DOI: 10.3389/fcomm.2024.1355025
    Project: Misogyny_2.0

  • Disruptive climate activists in Germany and their counter tactics amid online misogyny

    Vortrag
    Barcelona, Spanien
    Project: Misogyny_2.0

  • An ethnographic exploration of online misogyny towards politically active women in Germany and its intersections with gendered disinformation

    Vortrag
    Madrid, Spanien
    Project: Misogyny_2.0

  • Disruptive Climate Activism, Social Media and Online Misogyny in Germany

    Vortrag
    Online Webinar
    Project: Misogyny_2.0

  • Researching Violent Online Spaces: Reflections of an Early Career Media Anthropologist on Studying Online Misogyny towards Politically Active Women

    Vortrag
    Birmingham, UK
    Project: Misogyny_2.0
  • Nann, Leah (2025)

    Creating Connection Through the Screen: Reflections on Symmetry, Vulnerability, and the Methodological Affordances of Technology-Mediated Research on Online Misogyny

    Journal article
    Social Sciences, Volume: 14, Nr. 12, P. 683
    https://doi.org/10.3390/socsci14120683
    Project: Misogyny_2.0
  • Nann, Leah; Udupa, Sahana; Wisiorek, Axel (2024)

    Online anti-immigrant discourse in Germany: ethnographically backed analysis of user comments

    Journal article
    9:1355025, Frontiers in Communication
    DOI: 10.3389/fcomm.2024.1355025
    Project: Misogyny_2.0