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From Scroll to Ummah: How TikTok and Discord Shape Transnational Muslim Communities — Asli Keskin
This presentation explores how social media platforms shape the formation of transnational Muslim communities. Focusing on TikTok and Discord, it examines how platform affordances influence interaction, identity, and belonging. TikTok enables visibility, emotional engagement, and public discussion, while Discord supports more structured and sustained interaction. Together, these platforms demonstrate how online communities are formed through…
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Sarah Mooney: How Sapphic Identities Engage With The Architectural Modalities of Substack To Forge Connections and Community
By analysing ImogenRose’s (@imogenrose97) Substack profile, this presentation examines how sapphic identities leverage the architectural modalities of Substack to afford a sociality that minimises the likelihood of identity-based discrimination and fosters meaningful connections and community. https://youtu.be/s0zKn-4IhsU
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Julia Stanton – LGBTQ+ Individuals on TikTok
By Julia Stanton
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JORDEY PETERSEN From Participation to Inequality
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From Interaction to Belonging: WLW Communities on TikTok – Gayle Lawas
Question 1: When I think back on my presentation, I see that one of its shortcomings was that I neglected…