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

In this post, Kajal Kumar Dutta writes about the methodology and findings of the study that he conducted at an NGO that provides...

In this piece, Seran Demiral looks at how digital technology is utilized by children to highlight, express and redefine children's...

In this piece, Tanu Biswas and Natasha Janzen Ulbricht draw on the methodological concept of ‘narrative in-between spaces’ (Kinnunen and...

In this piece, a team of researchers reflect on their use of the snakes and ladders board game to understand children's experiences of...

In this post, we introduce the 'Spotlight Series: Children as Leaders and Partners in COVID-19', a new collaborative initiative

For the last post of the month in the theme of ‘Children and Youth Speak Up’, the co-editors, Bengi and Ayushi share their experiences...

A 9th grader from Navi Mumbai expresses her experience of coping with the stress of the lockdown and restoring her emotional well-being.

What is the relationship between the mental health of the researcher and their research and what is the intensity of that relationship?

As a dancer and a student, it was frustrating to see the situation we were in.I truly believe that a revolution starts in the mind...

A reflective story by 10 year old Ameya on water conservation post the August 2020 floods in Kerala.

Young children are witnessing a changing learning environment. These are alternate childhood experiences.

Children like Priyanka are facing an extended “summer reading setback” or, as I opine, a pandemic resultant -- “crisis setback.”

The pandemic has brought out in sharper relief the unequal and gendered division of labour, leaving many young women knackered

Let us learn to be patient with our teachers

Being bored can also be seen as a privilege of sorts.

What about the millions of non-elite others for whom the closure of schools bring much more to reckon with?

Life is filled with only fears and anxieties for migrant children charting their own course of childhood

The need right now is solidarity, compassion and love.

We are pleased to announce the launch of this blog and look forward to sharing theme-based posts. For May & June 2020, the theme chosen...