
Check out Childhood Studies upcoming event!!!
Register here https://childhood.camden.rutgers.edu/black-childhoods-speakers-series/
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The Department of Childhood Studies puts the issues, concepts and debates that surround the study of children and childhoods at the center of its research and teaching missions. Through a multidisciplinary approach, the Department of Childhood Studies aims both to theorize and historicize the figure of the Child and to situate the study of children and childhoods within contemporary cultural and g
Check out Childhood Studies upcoming event!!!
Register here https://childhood.camden.rutgers.edu/black-childhoods-speakers-series/
On Saturday, September 24, the country’s leading scholars, writers, activists, and cultural workers will spend the day honoring the legacy of bell hooks. Four panels will explore hooks’ ideas, writing, and personal impact through rich, honest, and accessible discussions.
Uncle Bobbie's Presents: bell hooks Symposium Join us for a day of discussion celebrating the life and teachings of bell hooks
Check out this fantastic opportunity to share your research!!! Abstract deadline November 14
EOI_ViewpointCG_Rushton_Dunlop.docx Intergenerational learning and dialogue and Children’s and Young People’s Climate Crisis Activism: principles, priorities, and approaches
Happy First Day of School Childhood Studies, Scholars!
Dr. Kortney Sherbine is hosting an event on September 8th to discuss children's pandemic cartographies during the pandemic. Follow the link and register for this event.
Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Dr. Kortney Sherbine - Childhood Art Speaker Series. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Dr. Kortney Sherbine - Childhood Art Speaker Series. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.
CFP: American Antiquarian Society is looking for panelists for their "Historic Children's Voices" at American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies (ASECS) conference in St. Louis, Missouri.
"From diaries to artwork to printed books and pamphlets produced by young people, works by children are present in existing archives but are often understudied. This panel seeks to engage panelists in discussing work produced by, but not necessarily for, children in the eighteenth century to shed light on the larger historical or literary significances of those works."
https://ccsproject.org/2022/09/01/cfp-due-25-sep-2022-historic-childrens-voices-roundtable-american-society-for-eighteenth-century-studies-asecs/