Rebecca Lynn Radlick has a PhD in Administration and organization theory from the University of Bergen (2018), studying implementation and accountability among front-line workers in the Introduction Program for refugees. She has previously had a position at the Department of Digital Health Research at Oslo University Hospital.
Her research focuses on themes related to:
- Youth inclusion in school, the labor market, and in digital arenas, particularly in relation to young people with multicultural backgrounds or vulnerabilities. In line with this, Radlick has also conducted research on mentoring and e-mentoring.
- Policy implementation and street-level bureaucracy
Select projects include:
- DIGcapabilities: Fostering digital capabilities among youth
- Adverse Childhood Experiences (Families, Resilience, and Children's Outcomes)
- R@W By and for young people: Digital innovations that promote social inclusion, health, and employment
- UngSupport
- Young people not in work, education, or training (NEET). An analysis of youth in the "NEET-category"
