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Monika Marie Bergflødt

Monika Marie Bergflødt

About

Monika Marie Bergflødt is a PhD Candidate in Social Sciences at OsloMet, affiliated with the Department for Childhood, Family and Child Welfare (NOVA). She holds a master’s degree in Interdisciplinary Health Research from the University of Oslo (2021). In her master’s thesis, she examined embodied experiences and health among girls with multicultural background as part of the project Inequality in Youth — A Qualitative, Longitudinal Research Database.

Research 

Bergflødt’s research interests include social inequality, gender, psychosocial well-being, and belonging among young people in multicultural environments. Her PhD project explores how youth from stigmatized neighborhoods in Drammen make sense of identity and belonging in their everyday lives, and how social stigma and dominant narratives influence — but don’t define — their view of themselves. The study combines interviews, fieldwork, and participation in local activities, and incorporates creative, youth-led methods inspired by contemporary media and storytelling practices.

Fields of study

Subject areas

Gender   Ethnicity   Qualitative methods   Digital media   Intersectionality   Familylife   Social inequalities and health   Multicultural upgrowing   Belonging and place   Phenomenology of the body

Research projects

Ongoing research projects

Completed research projects

Scientific publications

Bossy, Dagmara ; Bergflødt, Monika Marie (2023). Menn på familievernkontoret. Alliansearbeid mellom terapeuter og klienter. Tidsskrift for kjønnsforskning.
https://doi.org/10.18261/tfk.47.2.5



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