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A forum to explore new directions in the geographies of children, youth and families research and support scholars working in this field

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Welcome

Thank you for visiting the Geographies of Children, Youth and Families Research Group website.

Please navigate using the tabs (above) to find information about the research group, updates on our latest activities, prizes, and much more. As Chair of GCYFRG, I would like to encourage you to join our vibrant and supportive community.   We have a mailing list that will keep you connected to the wider research community interested in the geographies of children, youth and families.

We are a forum for new directions in research on the geographies of children, youth and families. We support postgraduates and early-career academics, as well as collaborate with practitioners and other research groups.

 

If you have any ideas or suggestions for our work and future activities, please get in touch. 

I look forward to hearing from you or meeting you at a GCYFRG event. 

Dr Helena Pimlott-Wilson, Loughborough University

Chair, GCYFRG

H.Pimlott-Wilson@Lboro.ac.uk

Become a Member

If you are a researcher working in the field of children, youth and families we encourage you to join us to share your work, develop new research ideas and collaborations and benefit from our supportive and friendly environment. 

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Researcher in the Spotlight

Our spotlight series, shines a light on some of our researchers working in the field. 

This space is constantly growing and aims to provide insights into what research has been and is being done on the topic of geographies of children, youth and families.

 

 

News

Upcoming Meetings and Events

Participation in activities developed and supported by the group are excellent ways to disseminate research findings and develop new research ideas in a supportive and friendly group environment.

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