Imagined Futures for Adopted Children was a plenary originally presented on 26 June 2019 during the 2019 Biennial SHCY Conference in Sydney, Australia, with participants Shurlee Swain, Joy Damousi, Lynelle Long, Naomi Wolfe in the Ryan Auditorium Foyer (James Carroll Building). Watch here.
Doctoral student Emily Vine reflects on her experiences at SHCY's Biennial Conference: Encounter and Exchanges in Sydney, Australia from 26-28 June 2019.
A symposium at the University of Florence, Italy, November 5-6, 2018 with Christel Radica and Patrizia Guarnieri.
Ben Parsons and Patrick Ryan discuss the relationship between violence and power, politically and in generational relations in the second part of this two-part series. Listen here.
Peter Kelly and Patrick Ryan discuss the relationship between violence and power, politically and in generational relations. Listen here.
Paige Gray discusses how military academies in the States are used to create idealized stories of youth and national identity, and shape public perceptions of young adulthood.
A discussion between Mathias Gardet and Ning de Coninck-Smith about post-World War Two children's villages. Listen here.
Listen to Patrick Ryan's conversation with Stephanie McBride-Schreiner and Kristen McCabe Lashua as they discuss becoming an historian of childhood.
Dr. Holly N.S. White about the definition and function of age in Early American law and society.
Children and Youth as Subjects, Objects, and Agents: Approaches to Research in a Global Context. This preview and report was written by Elena Jackson Albarrán, an assistant professor in Global and Intercultural Studies at the University of Miami.
In this roundtable discussion, Martin Woodside, Shauna Vey, and Marah Gubar discuss the relationship between changing ideas of childhood and early forms of 19th century popular culture.
Karen Vallgårda, Kristine Alexander, & Stephanie Olsen discuss the concept of agency as it relates to the study of childhood and youth.
A review of the results of an SHCY survey conducted from July through September 2017.
A think-piece by Kelly Condit-Shrestha and the IHRC Symposium Commentary on the Migration across Global Regimes of Childhood.
