She teaches at the Faculty of Education at the University of Alcalá (Spain), in the area of Developmental Psychology. Her research analyses the influence of sexualised culture on social media during adolescence, with special attention to the representation of women and the processes of gender construction in digital contexts. She is a member of the Isabel Muñoz Caravaca Gender Chair and the Innovation and Educational Technology for Human Development (INTED) research group. She has participated in reports on the situation of women in Castilla-La Mancha and conducts her academic work at the intersection of feminism, youth, and digital culture.
ARTICLES PUBLISHED
What happens if digital capitalism privatises feminism, separating it from the collective dimension and turning girls' sexual freedom into an individual performance? Online hypersexualisation and monetisation of bodies reveal patriarchal dynamics based on persuasion, where the line between consent and compliance has become increasingly blurred
