Child welfare services and social media – childhood, being and becoming in a digital society

Synthesizing perspectives: Crafting an Interdisciplinary view of social media’s impact on young people’s mental health

“…Linguistics : Analyses how language use and communication in social media influence the mental health, identity, and social interactions of young people [ 58 ]. Social Work : Addresses the practical implications of social media use on young people’s mental health and provides frameworks for intervention and support [ 59 , 60 ]. Anthropology : Offers insights into the cultural and societal dimensions of social media use and its impact on the mental health of children and young adults [ 61 ].…”

Navigating Knowledge Landscapes in the digital society: a look back and visions for the future

“…To navigate these conversations, for example, between law, science, and bioethics, implies navigating traditions/cultures/symbolic systems and understandings and definitions of a phenomenon different in fundamental ways, like the meaning of the embryo as a controversial entity ( 19 ). The digital society is a widespread phenomenon, and yet another question is how to understand children’s agency in the digital realm ( 20 ). One might also say that the multicultural character of globalized modern societies – eg, in academic life, public debates, or international events – is made visible or even put on display in highly networked digital societies.…”