Kaitlyn Regehr Biography

Kaitlyn Regehr is a Canadian professor and documentarian, serving as Associate Professor and Programme Director of Digital Humanities at University College London. Her research focuses on the cultural impacts of social media, particularly on young people, examining issues such as online abuse, radicalization, and digital literacy. She has influenced UK legislation, including the Online Safety Act and cyberflashing laws, and has advised entities such as the House of Lords and the Metropolitan Police. 

Regehr is a frequent media commentator, appearing on BBC News, ITV, and in The Economist. Her upcoming book, “Smartphone Nation”, set for release in 2025, explores digital addiction. She’s also an ethnographer and documentarian, producing works like “Tempest Storm: Burlesque Queen” (2016), a finalist at TIFF’s Pitch This. 

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