I am a doctoral candidate and co-researcher in the project "TechnAct, A research environment on gender, sexualities, transnational communities and digital technologies" based at Lund University and the University of Gothenburg. In my PhD project, I focus on the queer resistance practices in Turkey, mainly, in relation to digital technologies and transformations in spaces of activism from a transnational perspective. My methodology is based on ethnography with a focus on online-offline entanglements in activist cultures. My other research interests include queer theory, LGBTQI+ digital cultures, authoritarian neoliberalism, politics of affect, and queer methodologies.

Previously, I obtained my master's degree in Global Studies (Major in Political Science) from Lund University. In my master's thesis "(Re)Articulating Sexual Citizenship Between Queering the Urban Space and Subjugating the Queer", I explored commercialisation of Pride festivals in Sweden with an analysis of sexual citizenship practices by queer activists in Sweden.

• GS2205 Interdisciplinary Challenges in Gender Studies, MA Gendering Practices, University of Gothenburg
  • Digital Ethnography and Activism
• GS1215 Global Gender Studies: Discourses on power and gender in theory and practice, MSc in Global Studies, University of Gothenburg
  • Transgender feminism
  • Homonationalism
• GNVA33 Genusvetenskap: Genus, samhälle och identitet, Genusvetenskap, Lund University
• GNVA44 Genus, makt och kultur, Genusvetenskap, Lund University
  • Discursive Psychology
• SIMP27 Gender, Class, Ethnicity and Sexuality, Social Studies of Gender, Lund University
  • Gender and Culture in Capitalist Production
• SIMP28 Critical Feminist Perspectives in Social Theory
  • Feminist and Queer Debates on Rights
• SIMM35 Digital Ethnography
• SASA16 Gender, Social Change and Modernity in Sweden