Links and Resources
GCYFRG Speaker Series 3: Dr Fitri Arlinkasari - Beyond the Playground: Children's "Third Places" and Leisure in Jakarta's Urban Kampungs
Dr Fitri Arlinkasari (YARSI University) delivered the third talk for the new online speaker series of Geographies of Children, Youth and Families Research Group (GCYFRG)
Experiences of GCYFRG Writing Retreat 2024
Reflections from our Writing Retreat attendees - 2024
Experiences of the GCYFRG Writing Retreat 2023
Reflections from our Writing Retreat attendees - 2023
GCYFRG Speaker Series 2: Dr Susana Cortés-Morales - Vaulting the turnstiles: translating children's agencies from Chile, Latin America
Dr. Susan Cortés-Morales (Universidad Central de Chile) delivered the second talk for the new online speaker series of Geographies of Children, Youth and Families Research Group (GCYFRG)
GCYFRG Speaker Series 1: Prof Deevia Bhana - Gendered and Sexual norms in Global South Early Education
Prof Deevia Bhana (University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa) delivered the inaugural talk to launch the new online speaker series of Geographies of Children, Youth and Families Research Group (GCYFRG)
Renewed questions of ethics in research with and for children and young people
The Geographies of Children, Youth and Families Research Group, organised an online event to exchange ideas and discuss questions of ethics prompted by research with and for children and young people.
What makes a good writing environment
Writing, a word that can provoke fear or joy, but for academic research, there is no way around it, it has to be done. However, what can we do to make this process easier, well as geographers, of course, we look to the environment around us. What makes a good writing environment?
Publications on racialised minority children, youth and families
Members of the group had put together a list of publications on racialised minority children, young people and families.
Navigating the Post-doctoral job market booklet
This booklet was written following the ‘Navigating the Post-Doctoral Job Market’ webinar hosted by GCYFRG in June 2021.
Working from home: How to make it work for you
We have put together some of our favourite tips and tricks to overcome some of the harder things about working from home, and hopefully to make the process more fruitful and enjoyable.
New to navigating the research landscape in geography?
Our postgraduate liaison officers have been in similar shoes and have prepared some very useful guidance blogs about 1. joining a research group and 2. navigating the conference as a postgraduate researcher for you.
Data sources, and secondary data analysis guidance,
for the geographies of children, youth and families
Though there are many kinds of materials you could use, in this blogpost we point out a few that we use as geographers of children, youth and families and point out some readings about methods that might be helpful.