Children's Geographies
@ChildrensGeogs
Children's Geographies is an international peer-reviewed journal that publishes leading research and scholarship relating to children, young people and families
Recently published by Wepener focused on 'the influential roles that family members, friends, and teachers play in shaping learners’ geographical understanding through stories, conversations, and lived experiences.' doi.org/10.1080/147332…
Publication in @ChildrensGeogs focused on playgrounds as literary spaces in early childhood education #literacy #morethanhuman #earlychildhood doi.org/10.1080/147332…
Recent publication by Wilkinson & Fenton who enhance 'our understanding of complex mother/child relationships bound up with geographies of alcohol, drinking and drunkenness...' #alcoholconsumption #interdependence #mothers #youngpeople doi.org/10.1080/147332…
Recent publication contributing 'new knowledge and understanding about some of the factors that mediate access to, and interactions within outdoor spaces for babies and toddlers, and hence can contribute to their marginalisation.' #babies #toddlers #ECEC doi.org/10.1080/147332…
Recent publication in @ChildrensGeogs suggesting 'that being with/in nature is important for all children but is experienced differently, particularly for urban or city-dwelling children.' #children #nature #morethanhuman doi.org/10.1080/147332…
Recent publication: Friedman, Morrison & Rickards interrogate how walking pedagogy can move towards inclusion and connection. doi.org/10.1080/147332…
Recent publication on youth arts pedagogies and how this can 'serve to advance climate justice in the ways that they center emotions, actions, and imagination for the yet-to-be-known world.' #ClimateJustice #children #YouthAgency #EmbodiedKnowing tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…
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Recent article in @ChildrensGeogs examining how children understand and make sense of their local active mobility experiences and urban space. #youngpeople #urbanspace #activetransport doi.org/10.1080/147332…
Zheng, Olson, Staton & Setchell argue 'that materiality and response-ability are key in understanding children's agency, childhood ethics, and the assemblage composed of children, researcher, and childhood socio-materialities in childhood research.' doi.org/10.1080/147332…
Recent publication by Leigh, Muminovic and Davey that 'illustrates how a lack of student voice risks built outcomes that do not align with student experiences and expectations.' #schoolyard #adolescent #LandscapeQuality #Design doi.org/10.1080/147332…
Recently published in @ChildrensGeogs focused on the changing climate of childhood with children and country #Country #InformalEnvironmentalLearning #sustainability #childhoods #FirstNations doi.org/10.1080/147332…
Season's greetings with all good wishes for the New Year. Wishing you a festive season from all us at @ChildrensGeogs! 🎄
Paterson-Young, Maher, Karlıdağ-Dennis & Hazenberg highlight that 'through the creation of child-centric spaces, children and adults can explore peacebuilding to gain a shared understanding of peacebuilding in the local context.' doi.org/10.1080/147332…
Publication now available by Fults, Fransen & Boussauw investigating 'recent travel diary surveys of children on a national scale across Belgium.' #gender #ChildrensTravel #urbanization #HouseholdTravel doi.org/10.1080/147332…
Recent publication by Nhep demonstrating 'the importance of addressing clientelism in the context of child protection and care reforms in Cambodia and strengthening child rights governance.' #clientelism #Cambodia #ResidentialCare doi.org/10.1080/147332…
Recently published in @ChildrensGeogs by Brannen arguing 'that real places and time affect the parameters of girlhood, the ways in which girls navigate public spaces, and the feelings and emotions that place evokes.' #place #girlhood #London doi.org/10.1080/147332…
Recent publication by Niskač & Millei responding to 'the imperative of challenging prevailing paradigms governing the relationship between young people and the environment.' #Childhoods #WalkingEthnography #ChildhoodMemories doi.org/10.1080/147332…
Recent publication by Lin, Pyyry & Luukkonen focusing on young migrants 'experiences of living meaningful lives as residents of fast-growing Chinese cities.' #China #mobility #politics #RightToTheCity doi.org/10.1080/147332…
Publication now available by Dominiak-Szymańska, Łaszkiewicz & Kronenberg 'contributing to the environmental justice debate.' #EnvironmentalJustice #NatureBasedSolutions #Schools #Participation doi.org/10.1080/147332…
