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Dr. Helena Radke
Prejudice, Collective Action and Social Change

Lecturer in Social Psychology, the University of Edinburgh
Post-doctoral researcher at the University of Osnabruck in Germany
PhD, University of Queensland
Bachelor of Psychological Sciences, University Medal; University of Queensland

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About Dr Helena Radke
Dr Helena Radke completed her Bachelor of Psychological Science (Hons I; University Medal) in 2011 and her PhD in 2016 at the University of Queensland, Australia. She then worked as a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Osnabruck in Germany from 2017 to mid-2019 before starting as a Lecturer in Social Psychology at the University of Edinburgh. 

Her research interests include understanding prejudice and how social change occurs through collective action. Specifically, she is interested in understanding and overcoming the barriers women face when engaging in collective action to overcome sexism, and the benefits and backlashes associated with involving allies in political movements.
 

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Helena is always happy to speak about her research.  Potential speaking topics include:
  • Prejudice
  • Social change occurs through collective action
  • Allyship and collective action

Articles written by Helena for the Social Change Blog: 
  • Watch This Space!

If you’re interested in having Helena speak at an event or collaborating on research, please get in touch.




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