Youth, Affective Polarisation and Trust: A Transnational Perspective (YAPT)

Youth, Affective Polarisation and Trust: A Transnational Perspective (YAPT)

Research

Illustration

Workshops

Role

Research Assistant & Facilitator

Year

2024–2025

Location

London

Collaborators

Institute of Development Studies (UK), Sussex Digital Humanities Lab, the University of Witswatersrand (South Africa), CEBRAP (Brazil), and PDAG (India)

Credits

Banner image from Institute of Development Studies website

Research

Illustration

Workshops

Year

2024–2025

Collaborators

Institute of Development Studies (UK), Sussex Digital Humanities Lab, the University of Witswatersrand (South Africa), CEBRAP (Brazil), and PDAG (India)

Role

Research Assistant & Facilitator

Location

London

Credits

Banner image from Institute of Development Studies website

I worked with the Institute of Development Studies' UK research team on a transnational project exploring youth, affective polarisation and trust across Brazil, India, South Africa, and the UK, looking at how young people's engagement with polarised online content shapes their trust, relationships, and political behaviour.

On this project, I strategised and supported participant recruitment using innovative methods, co-designed and facilitated participatory focus groups, and transcribed data.

Locations

Delhi, India

(with my <3 in Mumbai)

Disclaimer: The contents on this website are for informational and educational purposes only. Using this website does not automatically create a designer-client relationship.

© Riya Behl, 2026

Locations

Delhi, India

(with my <3 in Mumbai)

Disclaimer: The contents on this website are for informational and educational purposes only. Using this website does not automatically create a designer-client relationship.

© Riya Behl, 2026

Locations

Delhi, India

(with my <3 in Mumbai)

Disclaimer: The contents on this website are for informational and educational purposes only. Using this website does not automatically create a designer-client relationship.

© Riya Behl, 2026