Ángela González-Villa, a predoctoral researcher in the Stellae Research Group, is doing an international stay at The Centre for Research for Educational Impact (REDI) under the supervision of Julian Sefton-Green. Specifically, at The Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for the Digital Child, of which he is director. The first institution in the world dedicated to the study of digital childhoods and the design of training proposals in accordance with this reality.

The stay began on September 12 and will last three months. It is funded by the Ministry of Universities through the Short Stays programme associated with its predoctoral contract for University Teacher Training (FPU).

The purpose of the stay is to draw up the strategy and start with the analysis of the data collected during the fieldwork of the doctoral thesis that deals with adolescent exposure practices on Instagram and TikToK. In addition to participating in the research projects of the recipient center and in seminars on the theoretical-methodological axes of the doctoral thesis.