JIGYA KHABAR
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Jigya Khabar is an Affiliate of the ARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making & Society (ADM+S) from Monash University.
Jigya Khabar is the Project and Communications Officer at the Australian Internet Observatory (AIO), an initiative under the ARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making & Society (ADM+S).
With over a decade of experience in strategic communications, project management, and academic research, Jigya plays a pivotal role in developing national research infrastructure that will transform the collection and analysis of online user experience data, algorithms, and interactions in Australia.
She holds a PhD in Information and Knowledge Management from Monash University, Australia, and a Master of Mass Communication from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.
Her doctoral research focused on the information and knowledge management required for successful program delivery in humanitarian aid organisations, highlighting her deep engagement with real-world challenges.
Throughout her career, Jigya has held several significant roles, including the Gender Equity Coordinator for Research Students at Monash University, working to promote inclusive environments within the Faculty of IT. She has successfully managed multiple projects and contributed to the development of innovative digital solutions in diverse sectors.
Jigya’s scholarly contributions are notable, with publications in esteemed journals and presentations at international conferences. Her work spans various topics, including the ethics of AI, sustainable digital communities, and media relations in crisis communication.
In addition to her role at AIO, Jigya is an Assistant Lecturer at Monash University, where she teaches courses on the governance and ethics of data-driven algorithmic solutions and digital records management for business information systems.
Driven by her passion for global sustainable development, Jigya is dedicated to advancing both academic research and practical insights, making her a valuable asset to AIO and the broader research community in Australia.
