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Aging Out: Children in High-Skilled Indian Immigrant Families in the US

Aging Out: Children in High-Skilled Indian Immigrant Families in the US

Aging Out: Children in High-Skilled Indian Immigrant Families in the US

In the seventh installment of our blog series on 'Childhood and Migration,' our member Rianka Roy (Wake Forest University, US) discuss...

Jul 22, 20243 min read

Keeping child refugees separated from their families is cruel

Keeping child refugees separated from their families is cruel

Keeping child refugees separated from their families is cruel

In the fourth installment of our blog series on 'Childhood and Migration,' our member Philip Veerman (Netherlands) discusses his...

Jul 10, 20244 min read

‘Sucked like an Orange’: Haptic power, youth, and digital politics in Guinea

Writing about a fiscal policy change in Guinea that affects data, Clovis Bergère examines the intersections of youth, digital...

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Feb 4, 20217 min read

The CCYSC Blog Theme for November & December 2020: Ways of Listening to Children and Youth

The CCYSC Blog Theme for November & December 2020: Ways of Listening to Children and Youth

The CCYSC Blog Theme for November & December 2020: Ways of Listening to Children and Youth

We are happy to announce the theme for the month of November and December on the CCYSC Blog: 'Ways of Listening to Children and Youth'...

Oct 29, 20202 min read

The dualism of Youth & Dissent

The dualism of Youth & Dissent

The dualism of Youth & Dissent

Garima Sharma shares her opinions on youth dissent and protest as a young person being witness to and having participated in youth protests.

Oct 24, 20205 min read

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