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Line Steen Bygballe is a PhD student specializing in ethnology at the University of Copenhagen, focusing on applied cultural analysis. Her doctoral research is part of the socio-technical development project EMOVE, which aims to facilitate better matching of volunteers to organizations that work with vulnerable citizen groups, especially in light of crises such as the European refugee crisis in 2015 and the ongoing war in Ukraine. Bygballe utilizes ethnographic methods to investigate how various technologies can enable greater participation in voluntary activities and ensure the human aspects are considered in system development. She has also engaged in several research projects related to volunteerism, social movements, and civil society, collaborating with NGOs focused on vulnerable populations. Her work as a research assistant at the Saxo Institute and Center for Health Research Humanities involved projects analyzing mental health among seniors, as well as conducting qualitative research for various clients in the public and private sectors. Her background reflects a commitment to applying research in real-world contexts, particularly for marginalized communities, indicating her expertise in the intersection of culture, technology, and societal issues.
University of Copenhagen • Copenhagen, Denmark
Worked on various ethnographic research projects related to volunteering among seniors and mental health.
MEGAFON • Copenhagen, Denmark
Managed qualitative research projects for public and private sector clients.
Copenhagen Municipality • Copenhagen, Denmark
Conducted ethnographic research into public perceptions and project management.
Focuses on clinical, social, and cognitive psychology.