Articles
Drakett, J. (2015). Christine Hine, The Internet: Understanding Qualitative Research: (2012). Oxford: Oxford University Press. Qualitative Research in Psychology, 12(3), 340-342.
Conference Papers
Drakett, J., Rickett, B., Day, K. and Milnes, K. (2017) “You should take the best people” – Exploring the Discourse of Meritocracy in Technology. British Psychological Society Psychology of Women Section Annual Conference, Cumberland Lodge, Windsor.
Drakett, J., Rickett, B., Day, K. and Milnes, K. (2016) “As long as you can do the job, they don’t give a shit”: Dissolving Gender in Technology. British Psychological Society Psychology of Women Section Annual Conference, Cumberland Lodge, Windsor.
Drakett, J., Rickett, B., Day, K. and Milnes, K. (2015) “The Only Girl” – Being a Woman in IT. British Psychological Society Psychology of Women Section Annual Conference, Cumberland Lodge, Windsor.
Drakett, J., Rickett, B., and Day, K. (2014). One does not simply sample the Internet: On coding the race of Pokémon and other First World Problems. A Thematic Analysis of Popular Internet Memes. British Psychological Society Psychology of Women Section Annual Conference, Cumberland Lodge, Windsor.
Other Fun Stuff
2016 – TROLOLOL… Feminist Psychology & Internet Trolling. Blog post co-authored with Dr. Lucy Thompson. Article published on Psychology of Women Section Blog. https://powsbps.wordpress.com/2016/05/27/trololol-feminist-psychology-internet-trolling/
2015 – Just Jokes and Gender Gaps. Invited talk presented at Agile Yorkshire Ada Lovelace Day celebrations. Leeds, UK.
2015 – Meme Reclamation Workshop. British Psychological Society Psychology of Women Section Annual Conference. Cumberland Lodge, Windsor. Find out more!
2015 – Meme Reclamation Workshop. Gendered Bodies in Visible Spaces Day. Leeds Beckett University. Find out more!
2015 – She’s Funny Looking: Appearance, Humour, & Internet Memes. Invited talk presented at Body Image and Eating Disorders Awareness Week. Leeds Beckett University. Find out more!