Dr Tanya Notley is Professor of Digital Media in the School of Arts and a member of the Institute for Culture and Society. Her research examines media justice, media infrastructures, digital inclusion and media literacy. Tanya has 20 years of experience working with NGOs, government agencies, cultural institutions, and the United Nations on research informed media initiatives.

Tanya currently leads a national project that uses media literacy to address online misinformation through a collaboration with national public cultural institutions. She is also a Chief Investigator on two ARC projects: one supports the media literacy of families living in low income households and the other examines the relationship between young people's news and civic engagement. Tanya leads two longitudinal survey projects—the first examines adult media literacy and the second young people’s news literacy.

Tanya co-leads the Advancing Media Literacy Program at WSU and is a founding member of Australian Media Literacy Alliance (AMLA) which she co-chaired 2019-2024.

Many of her publications can be downloaded here. She is co-author of the open access book Living with Misinformation: A Media Literacy Approach (Routledge) which can be downloaded here.