This research area explores how digital technologies, artificial intelligence, and social media can support individuals and communities in coping with trauma, crises, and major life events. At the same time, it examines the potential psychological risks of exposure to distressing digital content, including the development of trauma-related symptoms. Our research investigates processes of coping, recovery, meaning-making, and resilience at both the individual and societal levels.

The Israel-Hamas war:

• How War-Related Media Exposure Can Affect PTSD Over Time

• Trauma following exposure to social media content during the Israel–Hamas War

Covid-19 Pandemic:

Coping with the COVID-19 pandemic through digital information in the ultra-Orthodox community

Students engagement in a forced distance learning: the relation to personality characteristics

“For students shall not live by Zoom alone”: psychological factors explaining the engagement of students during the COVID-19