Her research focuses on child protection challenges amidst the recent humanitarian crisis and the commercial sexual exploitation of migrant children in Greece. She has worked extensively on sex trafficking in Greece with a focus on victim and client blaming and its impact on re-victimization and attitudes towards the phenomenon. She has also conducted research on the integration of migrant and Roma students in schools throughout Greece. Digidiki joined Harvard FXB Center in 2014, after being awarded the Greek State Scholarship. She earned her PhD in social psychology from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, with excellence, and holds two master’s degrees, one in forensic psychology and the other in social psychology.