Núcleo de Estudos da Infância e Juventude
18 de janeiro de 2013
7 de janeiro de 2013
Ciclo de Cinema "A Infância na Retina"
6 de dezembro de 2012
Nordic Network of African Childhood and Youth Research (NoNACYR)
Nordic Network of African Childhood and Youth Research (NoNACYR) aims to enhance collaboration among scholars in Nordic countries who carry out research and teaching in childhood and youth studies focusing on the African continent. The Network comprises key research groups, and PhD and post-doctoral fellows from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. Its task includes promoting interdisciplinary dialogue on empirical research findings, collaborative research and publication, and academic and policy debates on research on, about, and/or with children and young people in contemporary Africa. Specific tasks include:
1. To facilitate exchange of research findings and information on African children and youths. This includes theoretical, conceptual, methodological, practical, and ethical knowledge and experiences emanating from diverse disciplines, research projects, and fieldwork contexts.
2. To initiate and foster policy debates between Nordic academics and practitioners on matters affecting children’s and youth’s well-being in contemporary Africa.
3. To institutionalize links between Nordic childhood and youth researchers and students on the one hand and African child researchers and research units on the other.
The network is hosted by Norwegian Centre for Child Research, Norwegian University of Sciences and Technology, and financially supported by NordForsk for the period of 2012-2014.
Read more at www.nonacyr.com
1. To facilitate exchange of research findings and information on African children and youths. This includes theoretical, conceptual, methodological, practical, and ethical knowledge and experiences emanating from diverse disciplines, research projects, and fieldwork contexts.
2. To initiate and foster policy debates between Nordic academics and practitioners on matters affecting children’s and youth’s well-being in contemporary Africa.
3. To institutionalize links between Nordic childhood and youth researchers and students on the one hand and African child researchers and research units on the other.
The network is hosted by Norwegian Centre for Child Research, Norwegian University of Sciences and Technology, and financially supported by NordForsk for the period of 2012-2014.
Read more at www.nonacyr.com
30 de novembro de 2012
EU Youth Report 2012
EU Youth Report
The EU Youth
Report 2012 summarises the results of the first work cycle of the EU
Youth Strategy (2010-2012) and proposes priorities for the next three
years. It presents new and revealing statistics on how the situation of
young people in the European Union has been affected by the financial
crisis.
According to the
EU Youth Report, nearly all Member States report that the EU Youth
Strategy has reinforced existing priorities at national level since it
was launched in January 2010. This includes focusing on education,
employment and entrepreneurship opportunities for young people,
promoting social inclusion and health and providing young people with
opportunities to take active part in society. The EU Youth
Report proposes new priorities for the coming three years. The report
highlights that youth employment will remain high on the EU agenda. For
the coming years, the Strategy should focus more on the consequences of
the current crisis on young people. This means more emphasis on social
inclusion and health & well-being.
All Member
States have submitted national reports which feed into both the
Communication and the SWDs. Young people have been consulted in drawing
up these reports, and different ministries have contributed. All
national reports are posted here.
28 de novembro de 2012
CFP: À quelle discipline appartiennent les enfants?
À
quelle discipline appartiennent les enfants ?
Croisements, échanges et reconfigurations de la recherche autour de
l'enfance
Organisées par Le groupe « Sciences de l’enfance, enfants des sciences »
École des Hautes Études en Sciences
Sociales,
Salle Lombard -
96, bd. Raspail
75006 Paris
23-24 mai, 2013
VOIR APPEL À COMMUNICATIONS
Ouvert jusqu'au 15 janvier 2013 http://jediscenf2013.sciencesconf.org/
27 de novembro de 2012
Publicação: Historia de la infancia en América Latina
Nuevas miradas a la historia de la infancia en América Latina: entre prácticas y representaciones
Coordinación de Susana Sosenski y Elena Jackson Albarrán, México, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Instituto de Investigaciones Históricas, 2012, 336 p., ilustraciones, cuadros (Serie Historia Moderna y Contemporánea 58). ISBN 978-607-02-3501-6
http://www.historicas.unam.mx/publicaciones/catalogoiih/fichas/576.html
Coordinación de Susana Sosenski y Elena Jackson Albarrán, México, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Instituto de Investigaciones Históricas, 2012, 336 p., ilustraciones, cuadros (Serie Historia Moderna y Contemporánea 58). ISBN 978-607-02-3501-6
http://www.historicas.unam.mx/publicaciones/catalogoiih/fichas/576.html
23 de novembro de 2012
22 de novembro de 2012
Anthropology of Children and Youth Seminar
Anthropology of Children and Youth Seminar
Friday 14 December, 13.00 – 14.30, room Z-007, VU University, Amsterdam:
“Continuities, conflicts and ruptures: Confronting inequality in gender relations,
corporal and emotional practices among the Basque youth”
Margaret Bullen, Carmen Diez, Mari Luz Esteban, and Jone Miren Hernández,
University of the Basque Country
www.anthropologyofchildren.net
Friday 14 December, 13.00 – 14.30, room Z-007, VU University, Amsterdam:
“Continuities, conflicts and ruptures: Confronting inequality in gender relations,
corporal and emotional practices among the Basque youth”
Margaret Bullen, Carmen Diez, Mari Luz Esteban, and Jone Miren Hernández,
University of the Basque Country
www.anthropologyofchildren.net
17 de novembro de 2012
Where Children Sleep
Where Children Sleep - stories of diverse children around the world, told through portraits and pictures of their bedrooms. A book by James Mollison
http://www.jamesmollison.com/wherechildrensleep.php
http://www.jamesmollison.com/wherechildrensleep.php
10 de novembro de 2012
CFP 12th NORDIC YOUTH RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM (NYRIS)
12th NORDIC YOUTH RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM (NYRIS)
CHANGING SOCIETIES AND CULTURES: YOUTH IN THE DIGITAL AGE
12-14 June 2013, Tallinn University, Estonia
Organised by the Institute for International and Social Studies, Tallinn University
Abstracts, written in English, should be submitted online before 31 January 2013. Go directly to the submission form: http://www.tlu.ee/nyris12submissions.
The registration will open in January 2013 and will continue until May 2013. The official language of the conference is English.
For more information about NYRIS 12 and the Call for Papers please see http://www.tlu.ee/nyris12 or write to nyris12[at]tlu.ee.
Tempos de Misturas: Estilos e Sexualidades em Interações Juvenis
Seminário Mundos Juvenis 2012/2013
Tempos de Misturas: Estilos e Sexualidades em Interações Juvenis
Alexandre Martins Joca
(Universidade Federal do Ceará)
14 de Novembro
h. 17.30
ICS (Lisboa), Piso 0, Sala 3
Tempos de Misturas: Estilos e Sexualidades em Interações Juvenis
Alexandre Martins Joca
(Universidade Federal do Ceará)
14 de Novembro
h. 17.30
ICS (Lisboa), Piso 0, Sala 3
6 de novembro de 2012
Anthropology of Children and Youth Seminar
Transforming child and youth social services: a European comparison
Caroline Vink, senior expert Netherlands Youth Institute
Anthropology of Children and Youth Seminar, Friday 16 November, 13.00-14.30, room Z-113 @ VU University, Metropolitan Building. Confirm your participation: childrenseminar@hotmail.com
4 de novembro de 2012
International conference: The child’s room as a cultural microcosm
National Museum of Education, Rouen, France
8 – 10 April 2013
Organisers : National Museum of Education/CNDP, University of Paris 13 (EXPERICE), University of Poitiers (CEREGE). With the support of the ANR, research programme Children’s possessions at home
Key words : child’s room, domestic space, material culture, children’s culture, children’s
consumption, childhood objects, cultural represe
Youth Studies Conference 2013
New Agendas on Youth and Young Adulthood
University of Glasgow
8th to 10th April 2013
Deadline: 1st December
The programme will include a mix of keynotes by leading researchers in
the field, roundtable sessions focused on topical issues and theoretical
concerns, and themed paper sessions. We encourage both new and
experienced researchers and people from the Global South as well as the
Global North.
CFP: Childhood & The Media, 25th IAMHIST Conference
UNIVERSITY OF LEICESTER (UK)
17-20 JULY 2013
Papers are invited for the biennial IAMHIST (International Association of Media and History) Congress, to be held at the University of Leicester, UK, on the theme of ‘Childhood and the Media’.
Proposals for papers should be sent to: iamhist2013@le.ac.uk.
Please include an abstract of c.300 words, a brief biographical note, your institutional affiliation (where relevant) and your contact details (including your email address).
We welcome proposals either for individual papers or for self-constituted panels of 3-4 papers. We envisage that papers will be 20 minutes plus time for questions and discussion.
1 de novembro de 2012
Meeting ACYIG em San Diego
For the first time the Society for Psychological Anthropology biennial meeting will be held jointly with the Anthropology of Children and Youth Interest Group (ACYIG). The meeting will be April 4-7, 2013 in San Diego, CA.
To submit paper and panel proposals please go to
http://www.aaanet.org/sections/spa/?page_id=842
The submission deadline is December 18, 2012.
5 de outubro de 2012
CFP: Children’s Literature and Media Cultures
21st biennial conference of the International Research Society for Children’s Literature on “Children’s Literature and Media Cultures”
August 10-14, 2013
Maastricht, the Netherlands
Deadline Prolonged until November 15, 2012
http://www.irscl2013.com/#
1 de outubro de 2012
Girlhood Studies and the Politics of Place: New Paradigms of Research
Wednesday, October 10th – Friday, October 12th
With keynote speaker Prof. Catherine Driscoll from the University of Sydney (Australia) and one of the founders of the international field of Girlhood Studies.
At Thomson House: 3650 McTavish, McGill University (downtown campus), Montreal, Canada.
More info HERE
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