The eleventh installment of our blog series on 'Childhood and Migration' is a poem by Laura Rennie (University of Portsmouth, UK),...

In the tenth installment of our blog series on 'Childhood and Migration,' our member Sandra Castro (Adelphi University, US) discusses the...

The ninth installment of our blog series on 'Childhood and Migration,' Ángel A. Escamilla García (Yale University, US) discusses the...

In the eighth installment of our blog series on 'Childhood and Migration,' Jessica Schwittek (University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany) and...

In the fifth installment of our blog series on 'Childhood and Migration,' Roshni Nuggehalli, Siddharth KJ, and Prakash Bhaware (Youth for...

In the third installment of our blog series on 'Childhood and Migration,' Susan Kay-Flowers (Liverpool John Moores University, UK)...

Over the coming weeks, we will be publishing a series of blogs on the theme of 'childhood and migration,' edited by our members Adrienne...

In this post, Dr. Paige Gray offers excerpts from her research on children's reporting in America's Golden Age as part of the...

We are excited to announce the CCYSC Blog Theme for May-June 2022: "Children & Youth in Journalism.” Journalism, as a subset of media, is...

We are excited to announce the CCYSC Blog Theme for February 2022: “Locked Down: Children’s understanding of spatiality during the...

In this piece, Yael Warshel discusses the need to shift the focus to young people in conflict zones and recognize the important role...

In this post, Kim Fernandes explores the theorization of refusal within disability discourse, and connects the same to childhood studies...

In this post, Andrew Hauner explores the intersection of masculine interiority and whitewashing in the representation of Buddha in...

In this post, Raahi Adhya looks at the Bengali children's literary genre of the roopkatha, and its intersections with the politics of...

In this post, Sukriti Lakhtakia explores the imposition of social quietness in Nagraj Manjule's Fandry (2013), and analyses how the film...

In this post, Muskan Tanwani's poem reflects on the hypocritical conventions of Indian culture towards its women, and Abbas Ali's poem...

In this post, Ayantika Nath explores the construction and examination of childhood in the films of the celebrated filmmaker Satyajit Ray,...

In this post, Supriya Kumari's poem reflects on how children's identities often get reduced to grades, and Anjali Sohil's poem challenges

We are excited to announce the CCYSC Blog Theme for July 2021: "Dis/quieting Imaginings of Childhood in South Asian Fiction and Film."...

In this post, Remya Ann Mathew writes about children as consumers of technology by discussing the example of the online multiplayer...