Dr. Jolly Jose’s work has been instrumental in shaping academic discourse on the role of new media in children’s development, highlighting both opportunities and challenges in the digital age | Global TV
Chennai, 1 March 2025: The Venus International Foundation has conferred the prestigious Distinguished Woman Researcher Award in New Media and Children upon Dr. Jolly Jose of Amity University, Noida, India, in recognition of her outstanding contributions and achievements in the field of Humanities and Social Sciences.
The award, presented under the Centre for Women Development, is based on the VWA 2025 Expert Committee Report and Apex Committee Recommendations. The Board of Management of Venus International Foundation acknowledged Dr. Jolly Jose’s pioneering research and impact in the evolving domain of new media and its influence on children.
The Venus International Foundation, established under Section 3 of the Indian Trusts Act, 1882, is an ISO 9001:2008 certified organization committed to recognizing excellence in various academic and professional fields.
The award was officially conferred under the seal of the foundation, with R. Sathish Jumat, Chairman of Venus International Foundation, presiding over the event. The ceremony, held in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, celebrated women researchers who have significantly contributed to their disciplines, fostering knowledge and innovation.
Dr. Jolly Jose’s work has been instrumental in shaping academic discourse on the role of new media in children’s development, highlighting both opportunities and challenges in the digital age. Her recognition underscores the growing importance of interdisciplinary research in understanding the societal impact of emerging technologies.
This award reaffirms Venus International Foundation’s commitment to honoring scholars who drive meaningful change in their respective fields.
Dr. Jolly Jose holds a Ph.D. in Communication and Journalism and has authored over 17 research papers, presenting at numerous national and international conferences. She has served as the Assistant Director of Research and was in charge at Xavier School of Communications. Her work with international NGOs, including Medical Mission Sisters and Christian Aid, has focused on community health and empowerment programs. Among her accolades, she was awarded the Best Researcher Award in 2021 and has authored the book Cyber Exploration of Children and the Reality, with a special focus on India.
