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Cecilia Rafie is a Lecturer in Museum and Gallery Studies at King's College London. She joined the department in September 2023, bringing extensive experience from institutions such as the UCL Institute of Archaeology, Institute of Education, and the Global Disability Innovation Hub. Rafie's doctoral and postdoctoral research focuses on the embodied experiences of visitors with disabilities in galleries, libraries, archives, and museums (GLAM) and aims to foster social justice through digital innovation. Her research spans various strands, including the use of inclusive technology, digital innovation, and governance politics related to the exhibition display. Rafie is also affiliated with King’s Institute for Artificial Intelligence, where she examines the applications of AI in assistive technology within the cultural sector. Her work seeks to create inclusive environments where all individuals can engage with cultural heritage. As an advocate for equality and social justice, Rafie's teaching emphasizes co-creation and participatory methods to enhance learning experiences for students from diverse backgrounds. She also leads initiatives aimed at the ethical and sustainable use of Artificial Intelligence in education.
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