Sussex-born Bex has a background as a cultural communications historian and digital practitioner, with a PhD in Second World War posters, in which she wrote the history of Keep Calm and Carry On (before it was famous). She is a ‘digital resident’, geographically based at Manchester Metropolitan University, where she is Senior Lecturer in Digital Marketing, with a particular focus upon the third sector, and is an Associate Member of the Institute of Place Management. She is a Visiting Research Fellow at St John’s College, Durham University. As the Director of Digital Fingerprint she is a speaker, writer and facilitator, including the workshop ‘Social Media for the Scared’, and is author of the popular Raising Children in a Digital Age (2014), which has been translated into Chinese and Italian. She is working her way towards being Professor of Communications and Digital Culture.
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Bex Supports…
I have a number of charities that I seek to support, including Tearfund, Trussell Trust, LICC, Refugee Action, Alzheimer’s Research UK, Natalie Collins, Macmillan, Breast Cancer Care, NSPCC, Livability, Mind, Christians Against Poverty, Greenbelt Angels, SIM, Embrace the Middle East (also via Give as You Live), Church and Media Network, SumofUs, Girlguiding, micro-loans with Kiva, and sponsoring events that friends are involved in. I’m also a member of The Ramblers, and would like to look for ways to support Maggies and The Christie.
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