The Risk and Opportunity of Online Fertility Groups

By Maggie Mertens, July 2022 — The Atlantic

Emotion recognition is mostly ineffective. Why are companies still investing in it?

By Greg Noone, June 2022 — Tech Monitor

Why emotion AI sets off warning bells, but sentiment analysis does not

By Kate Kaye, April 2022 — Protocol

Live with Guy Gordon on WJR 760, on how pregnancy applications fail to account for pregnancy losses

December 2021

AI Can’t Detect Our Emotions

By Evan Selinger, April 2021 — OneZero

The case for online anonymity

By Chris Stokel-Walker, February 2021 — The Face

Instagram’s redesign shifts toward shopping — here’s how that can be harmful

By Nazanin Andalibi, Salon, January 2021

Instagram’s redesign has a dark side

By Nazanin Andalibi, Fast Company, January 2021

Instagram’s redesign shifts toward shopping — here’s how that can be harmful

By Nazanin Andalibi, The Conversation, December 2020

A Smile at a Wedding and a Cheer at a Soccer Game Are Alike the World Over

By Emily Willingham, December 2020 — Scientific American

‘My Karen Translator’ Responds to Racism So You Don’t Have To

By Hope King, September 2020 — OneZero

Friday essay: shifting identities — performing sexual selves on social media

By Emily van der Nagel and Katrin Tiidenberg, September 2020 — The Conversation

When ‘what’s on your mind’ is tragic, not happy — sharing sad news on social media

Yahoo News, October 2020

Pregnancy Loss Awareness — Sharing Stories of Loss on Social Media

University of Michigan, October 2019

Sharing stories of miscarriage helps women grieve, fight for change

By E. Strauss, CNN, February 2018

Posting About Miscarriage On Social Media Is Still Stigmatized — Why?

By A. Manning, Romper.com, February 2018

Just Putting it Out There — How #MeToo, Awareness Months and Facebook Are Helping Us Heal

By B. Faulstick, Drexel.edu/now, February 2018

Why Yahoo thinks it may be time to blow up your inbox

By S. Melendez, Fast Company, May 2017

Instagram has become a place for people with depression to find support, study suggests

By O. Williams, Huffington Post UK, March 2017

How Instagram users share their #depression stories

By A. Manning, Vocativ, February 2017

Comment Instagram aide efficacement à lutter contre la #depression

By X. Ridel, Slate.fr, February 2017

Instagram is good for people with insecurities and depression, says study

By M. Parker, Yahoo, February 2017

How much do YOU reveal on Instagram?

By S. Liberatore, Daily Mail, February 2017

#Unfiltered: Instagram has become a haven for people making sensitive and stigmatized self-disclosures

By B. Faulstick, Drexel.edu/now, February 2017

Q+A: Real help for ‘fake smiles’ on Instagram

By B. Faulstick, Newsblog.drexel.edu, October 2016

Spying and rape threats: Why people use Tor to hide online

By R. Price, Business Insider, October 2016

Just give me some privacy — Anonymous Wikipedia editors and Tor users explain why they don’t want you to know who they are

By B. Faulstick, Drexel.edu/now, October 2016

Internet anonymity allows survivors of sexual abuse to share their stories

By C. Lopresti, sovteens.com, April 2016

Hidden in Plain Site

Drexel University Research Magazine, 2016

Survivors of sexual abuse find support in online anonymity

By T. Pederson, PsychCentral.com, February 2016

How male rape survivors are finding help online

By T. Clark-Flory and L. Cullen, Vocativ.com, February 2016

Sexual assault survivors, especially men, find refuge in online anonymity

By S. Lurye, PhillyVoice.com, February 2016