Anna Roosvall got her PhD at the department for Journalism, Media and Communication, at Stockholm University in 2005. Her doctoral dissertation was about Swedish foreign news and aspects of nationality, ethnicity and gender. She was a post-doc researcher at the same department 2007-2008, with the project "’Around the Globe’: The World Visualized. Religion, Nationality and Gender in the Journalistic Understanding of our Times". She then went on to a post-doc position in Media and Communications at Örebro University 2008-2012, conducting the project "Nation and Globalization in Foreign News. Culture and Politics in the International News Picture Circuit". In 2008 she also started working in the international comparative project/network MediaClimate investigating journalism on the UN climate summits in 20+ countries around the world (still ongoing). In Örebro she was in charge of the Master Program Global Journalism and worked part time as Equality developer. She became Docent in Media and Communication Studies 2011 and got a permenent position as Associate Professor at Örebro University 2012. In Örebro she also conducted the project "The Politics of Place. Ethnicity and Class in Media Representations of Indigenous and Nomadic Minorities". In 2015 she came back to Stockholm Univeristy, where she also became a member of the Environment Board. The same year she took part in the project "Anthropo-scene" ("Människans scen"), a co-operation between SU, Stockholm Environment Institute and the Royal Dramatic Theatre. Since 2016 she is involved in the research project "The Worlds of Cultural Journalism", with Kristina Riegert (head of project) and Andreas Widholm. During the autumn semester 2016 Roosvall was a Visiting Fellow at the Department of Media and Communications at The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). In January 2018 Roosvall became Professor of Media and Communication Studies at Stockholm University. Photo: Svante Emanuelli © 2017