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We invite scholars and practitioners from a wide variety of academic disciplines to consider the state of child and youth studies, a vibrant and rapidly evolving field of inquiry.
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Join the Institute for Child & Youth Studies and Women Scholar Speaker Series to hear a lecture by Dr. Nina Huntemann from Suffolk University.
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Interested in videogames? Want to know more about the controversial Internet campaign, #GamerGate, and how it relates to feminism? Then join us for a discussion of women in gaming.
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Discussion of the ways in which young adult readers perceive and construct their place-identities, and how the act of reading impels them to deliberate on the role of place within their own lives.
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Join I-CYS members for a discussion on the ethics of working with youth.
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Issues Encountered When Working with the Young
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"The Holocaust and Children's Literature: Teaching Sensitive Material to Young People" with Dr. Kathy Kacer.