Giulia Campaioli graduated in psychology at the University of Padua, Italy. Since her first study on pro-Anorexia and pro-self-injury online content, Giulia has developed an interest in the digital transformation of society and critical, interdisciplinary approaches in the social sciences. She has carried out qualitative inquiry on intimacy, gender, and post-digital safety collaborating with the University of Paduaa and Northumbria University (UK); she also collaborated with the National & Kapodistrian University of Athens and Cooperativa Nivalis (Milan, Italy) on playful approaches to online psychotherapy with families. She is now a PhD student in Anthropology and Communication, line of Medical anthropology and global health, where she applies a change-oriented, transdisciplinary approach to map civil society responses to online gender-based violence in Brazil, Spain, and Italy.