ACYIG Updates, Publications, Resources

Neos highlights—Childhood & Migration

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Are you looking for a quick and accessible read to get your students thinking about youth migration? Check out Jayne Howell’s column “‘There’s No Place Like Home?’ Rural Students’ Perspectives on Leaving Home to Study in Oaxaca, Mexico” in the October 2015 issue of Neos (pp. 6-7): http://acyig.americananthro.org/neos/current-issue/. Continue reading Neos highlights—Childhood & Migration →

Events, Training/Education

Open Day – MSc in Childhood Studies – Univ. of Edinburgh

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Want to know more about the MSc in Childhood Studies, at the University of Edinburgh? There is an Open Day on November 18th 2015 especially for potential Postgraduate Students, where you (or those you work with) can learn more about opportunities at the University as well as about Childhood Studies in particular. For more information on the day, see http://www.ed.ac.uk/studying/postgraduate/open-day Continue reading Open Day – MSc in Childhood Studies – Univ. of Edinburgh →

Resources

Youth Circulations Blog: “Beyond Trump: America’s Dairyland and Multiple Regimes of Mobility”

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Dear Colleagues,

We are pleased to announce Youth Circulations latest blog by Dr. Julie Keller entitled “Beyond Trump: America’s Dairyland and Multiple Regimes of Mobility”  in which she argues “there is value in using Trump’s stumping as an entry point for understanding the powerful systems that regulate the movements of migrants…”

Warm regards,

Lauren Heidbrink and Michele Statz
Co-editors, www.youthcirculations.com