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Steckles-Young, Lauren (2025) Setting (Un)Realistic Goals: The Influence that AI Filtering Applications Have on the ‘Pathologisation of Attractiveness’. In: UNSPECIFIED. (Unpublished)

Steckles-Young, Lauren (2025) Setting (Un)Realistic Goals: The Influence that AI Filtering Applications Have on the ‘Pathologisation of Attractiveness’. In: British Sociological Association Medical Sociology Conference, 10th-12th September, Northumbria University.

Doyle, Lauren (2025) The ‘Insider’ Club of ‘Diet Culture’: What is the Role of Social Media in Creating the ‘Picture Perfect’ Based on Filtered Lifestyles? Doctoral thesis, The University of Sunderland.

Doyle, Lauren (2024) Models of Disability: Applied in Custody Settings. In: Northumbria Local Appropriate Adult Scheme July Training Event 2024, 24th July 2024, University of Sunderland. (Unpublished)

Doyle, Lauren (2023) Normalisation of Online Hate: Trolling, Diet Culture and Filtered Lifestyles. British Society of Criminology.

Doyle, Lauren (2023) The Normalisation of Online Hate: Trolling, Diet Culture and Filtered Lifestyles. In: CASS Public Lecture Series, 26th April 2023, University of Sunderland. (Unpublished)

Doyle, Lauren (2022) Doyle, L. (2022) Speculative Workshop Considering 'The Digital World vs. Virtual Teaching: Understanding the Adjustment to Agile Working/Teaching in 'Post-Covid' Education'. In: University of Sunderland, Faculty of Education and Society Annual Staff Student-Focused Conference, 14th June, 2022, Online.

Doyle, Lauren (2022) Doyle, L. (2022) Social Media and Harms: A Move to Criminalising Vulnerability of Digital World? In: British Society of Criminology Annual Conference, Reimagining Criminological Futures: New Criminologies in a Changing World, 29th June-1st July, 2022, University of Surrey.

Doyle, Lauren and Rodgers, Tom (2021) Doyle, L. & Rodgers, T. (2021) 'Social Media and the Vulnerability of the Digital World: Platforms Not Fit for Purpose?'. In: British Society of Criminology Annual Conference, Crime and Harm: Challenges of Social and Global Justice, 7-9 July 2021, Online.