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Why Can't You Just Get Over it?
by Dr. Apppoyak'ii / Tiffany Prete
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This presentation considers how gendered occupational identities can impact on gendered spatial experiences and trajectories.
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What happens when white people claiming to be Indigenous end up being the only “Indigenous” people in your workplace or at your school?
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How might we highlight the vibrant (and at times painful) histories of children raised, nurtured and lovingly connected to queer parents and queer communities?
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Please join the Institute for Child and Youth Studies for their annual symposium
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The Department of History Colloquium Series would like to invite you to join us for the following presentation:
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Please join Nicola Elson, Department of Drama, for a lunchtime discussion of her experiences incorporating sensitive subject matter into plays for young audiences
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This talk examines the role that mischief plays in the experiences and development of the precarious girl child and teenager in post-recessionary girlhood cinema.
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You're invited to join the I-CYS Book Group...
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How British Child Evacuees Composed Themselves in Writing during the Second World War