Gardiner, Becky. 2018. “It’s a terrible way to go to work:” what 70 million readers’ comments on the Guardian revealed about hostility to women and minorities online. Feminist Media Studies, 18(4), pp. 592-608. ISSN 1468-0777 [Article]

Gardiner, Becky; Mansfield, Mahana; Anderson, Ian; Ulmanu, Monica; Louter, Daan and Holder, Josh. 2016. The dark side of Guardian comments. The Guardian (print and online), [Article]

Gardiner, Becky. 2015. The Kindness of Strangers. The Guardian, [Article]

Gardiner, Becky. 2015. Top of the list of student demands: not lower fees, but more counselling. The Guardian, [Article]

Gardiner, Becky. 2012. A life in writing: Selma James. Guardian, [Article]

Gardiner, Becky. 2019. 'World Press Freedom Day Conference 2019'. In: World Press Freedom Day. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 1 May 2019. [Conference or Workshop Item]

Gardiner, Becky. 2016. 'Mirrors or Movers IV'. In: Mirrors and Movers IV: Keynote panel discussion (How do we get the internet we want?). London, United Kingdom. [Conference or Workshop Item]

Gardiner, Becky; Ferrier, Michelle and Chemaly, Soraya. 2016. 'NewsImpact Summit'. In: Trolls, Corruption, Falsehood: Reporting 'Truth' in the Digital Age. LSE, United Kingdom. [Conference or Workshop Item]

Gardiner, Becky. 2015. 'Digital Threats Targeting Female Journalists'. In: Digital Threats Targeting Female Journalists (OSCE Expert Meeting, Vienna). OSCE, Vienna, Austria. [Conference or Workshop Item]

Gardiner, Becky, ed. 2016. New Challenges to Freedom of Expression: Countering Online Abuse of Female Journalists. OSCE. [Edited Book]

Gardiner, Becky, ed. 2014. Bedside Guardian 2014. Guardian books. [Edited Book]

Gardiner, Becky. 2019. Consultant for International Press Institute. [Professional Activity]

Gardiner, Becky. 2015. Consultancy for the Guardian (The web we want). [Professional Activity]

Gardiner, Becky. 2016. The Web We Want (for the Guardian). [Project]

Posetti, Julie; Shabbir, Nabeelah; Douglas, Omega and Gardiner, Becky. 2022. The Chilling: A Global Study of Online Violence Against Women Journalists. Project Report. International Center for Journalists (ICFJ), UNESCO, Washington, DC. [Report]