How can we better bridge the gap between formal sex ed and the digital realities young people face today? Let’s discuss! 👇✨ #Psycholgy #MediaLiteracy #YouthStudies
📣 The first Y&R newsletter for 2026 is out now! 💬 🎙️ Check out all our latest news, events, projects, publications, professional opportunities and more at: bit.ly/4chWEUl
#youthstudies #youthresearch #researchcodesign #youthvoices
Today begins the Annual Conference of #YouthStudies!
We're highlighting our series Transnational Girlhoods, which includes #OpenAccess titles, with pioneering titles in #GirlhoodStudies
Check it out here: bit.ly/4nhgMZ2
#RN30conference "Youth and Young Adults in a Radically Changing World: Stagnation, Continuation and New Beginnings" brought together scholars from across Europe and beyond to explore how young people today are navigating complex and rapidly changing #societies.
#YouthStudies #YouthChallenges
Book cover with a pastel background titled Growing Up Rural: Qualitative Longitudinal Explorations of Young People Living in the Nordic Countries, edited by Kaisa Vehkalahti, Ingunn Marie Eriksen, and Jeanette Østergaard. It includes an Open Access sticker as well as the series title 'Studies in Childhood and Youth' alongside the Palgrave Macmillan logo.
#JustPublished in #OpenAccess - 'Growing Up Rural: Qualitative Longitudinal Explorations of Young People Living in the Nordic Countries', ed. by Kaisa Vehkalahti et al. Read, download or purchase the hardcopy or e-book here: link.springer.com/book/10.1007... @hss.springernature.com #YouthStudies
Wondering how to make a better world? Think working with young people might be the key? Register here lnkd.in/gEPRUcgd for our upcoming research week event "How can youth research help change the world? Or scan the QR code. See you then!
#youthresearch #climateaction #researchweek #youthstudies
New #openaccess publication: I’m very excited to share that my article on “Gender differences in political interest and participation among politically active youth” has been published by @youthstudies.bsky.social.
www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
#youthstudies #youthparticipation #gender
Congratulations Y&R members Benjamin Hanckel, Kate Huppatz & Emily Wolfinger for your recent publication in the Journal of Gender Studies: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
#genderstudies #academicresearch #strategicresearch #youngadults #youthstudies @westernsydneyu.bsky.social
It's hot off the press! Get all the latest news, events & research opportunities from the Young and Resilient Research Centre in the Winter edition of our newsletter. Enjoy! bit.ly/4nsDqiz
#youthresearch #youthstudies #youthopportunties #researchcentre #westernsydney #westernsydneyyouth
Don't miss the next fascinating installment of the Y&R 2025 Seminar series next Wednesday, July 9 at 12pm at our Parramatta South Campus as well as online.
Register here bit.ly/45PHz9Y or scan the QR code.
#youthresearch #chronicillness #healthresearch #youthstudies @westernsydneyu.bsky.social
#MorningReads #sleepmatters
LGBTQ+ youth face sleep disparities: Gender minorities and AFAB youth report worse sleep. Victimization worsens sleep. Family warmth, GSAs, trusted adults, & inclusive restrooms improve it. Allies & support can boost well-being. #YouthStudies #LGBTQHealth #SleepEquity
🧠💬 How do Italian teens explore gender & intimacy online?
The Di.G.I.T. project dives into youth digital practices, blending gender/media studies with real voices from teens themselves.
🔗 Learn more: digitalintimacies.eu/en/progetto/
#DIGIT2025 #YouthStudies #GenderResearch #MediaStudies
This blog explores the power of language, the danger of othering, and the possibility of naming with care.
Do read it. Share it. Reflect on the words we use — and what they say about us.
#StreetChildren #YouthStudies #ChildRights #SociologyOfChildhood #Othering #GlobalJustice
Can't wait to hear from youth practitioners and other industry experts representing the youth and community sectors.
This event is only for BSc Youth Studies students.
#YouthStudies #DigitalYouthWork #YouthResearch #YouthWork #YouthEmpowerment #YouthWorker #YouthVoice #YoungPeople #Sociology
Screenshot of journal article. Title: “A Kind of Humble Proletarian Tragedy”: Romper Stomper, Class and Global White Nationalism. Author: Caitlin Mahar, Swinburne University of Technology. Abstract: Released in 1992, the Australian film Romper Stomper provoked a storm of controversy. Writer/director Geoffrey Wright’s portrayal of neo-Nazi skinheads targeting Vietnamese Australians in Melbourne created unease because it was unclear where the filmmaker’s sympathies lay. Did the film condemn its skinhead characters or, if inadvertently, justify their racist views and behaviour? This article unpacks the film’s ambivalent portrayal of its central protagonists by placing it in historical context, focusing particularly on the filmmaker’s insistence that Romper Stomper is a film about class. Building on scholarship on the history of working-class youth subcultures and the emerging field of global White nationalism, it examines Wright’s feature debut as (in his words) a kind of “proletarian tragedy” to argue that the film offers rare insight into a violent, bigoted, disenfranchised sector of the population and helps illuminate aspects of broader socioeconomic, political and cultural changes taking place in Australia in the 1980s and early 1990s.
Next in 49.1, we continue our trajectory of understanding Australian working class youth as Mahar interrogates filmmaker Geoffrey Wright's claim that Romper Stomper was a "proletarian tragedy".
#YouthStudies #OzStudies #RomperStomper #OpenAccess
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Screenshot of journal article front page. Title: “First Blood”: The 1960s Origins of the Australian Sharpie Youth Culture. Author: Paul "Nazz" Oldham, UniSA. Abstract: The sharpies were a uniquely Australian youth culture that lasted from the early 1960s into the 1980s and were a significant continuation of the trajectory of Australian, male-dominated, working-class, consumption-based, rowdy youth-cultural traditions, which include the bodgies and widgies of the 1950s and the larrikins of the 1860s to 1918. Sharpies are under-discussed in social narratives and academic texts. This article focuses on the life cycle of the original generation of sharpies. In addition to exploring the origins of sharpie culture, I explore why it provided an outlet for its bored suburban, working-class youths, present explanations for behavioural attitudes and offer some insight into its attraction. I also explore how the first generation of this youth culture came to its natural end, how it was picked up again by the next generation and why. In learning about the sharpies’ activities and behaviours, from the egregious to the mundane, we open ourselves to learning something not just about suburban, working-class Australian youths but about all young people who take part in group-based youth cultures.
Start your week right with some reading from 49.1.
Oldham looks at 1960s sharpie culture as an outlet for working class suburban youth and how it resonated through later youth subcultures.
#OzStudies #YouthStudies #OpenAccess
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A brief overview of the BSc (Hons) Youth Studies course at London Metropolitan University.
Please contact us if you want more info or are interested in pursuing this celebrated Degree course and the many career opportunities available to #YouthStudies graduates.
#YouthWork #SocialWork #YouthResearch
Looks like we're one step away from 'we gotta lock you up for your own good'. Harris identfied the 'at-risk' girl in 2004.
#Sociology #YouthStudies #CriminalisingYouth
🚀 Exciting News! We’re launching the official LinkedIn page for the MA in Childhood & Youth Studies at @SussexUni! 🎉
Explore how social policies impact children & youth, engage in cutting-edge research, & shape a better future. Join us! 🌍✨ #ChildhoodStudies #YouthStudies #SussexUni
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Hier ein CfP aus unserem Forschungsprojekt DIYhoch3. Wir freuen uns über Beiträge! diyhoch3.de/wp-content/u... #ruralstudies #youthstudies
1. Final review of my article on early marginalisation of children/young in Barn! The journal is out in few weeks. Here the abstract.
#marginality #youth #childhood #belonging #childhoodstudies #youthstudies #addictionstudies #sociology
New Early View: Youth cultural practices as modes of time work: Chilling as rescheduling everyday life by Yağmur Mengilli
#YouthStudies #YouthTransitions #tangping #Waithood
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New early view paper: “Timing” Transitions or “Times” in Transition? Revisiting the Value of Time Suspension for Young People in Italy After the COVID-19 Pandemic by
Valentina Cuzzocrea
#youthStudies #YouthTransitions #Pandemic #PandemicTime
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
New early view paper: Young People's Future Orientations in Relation to Disability and Experiences With Non-Participation by Sina-Mareen Köhler and Maren Zschach
#disability #future #participation #temporality #youth #YouthStudies #DisabilityStudies
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Contents page for new Special Issue of JYS about rural youth
Cover of JYS
A nice sense of circularity here; my PhD - long, long ago! - was about young people growing up in rural areas.
So, I’m very happy to have co-edited this Special Issue of @youthstudies.bsky.social about *Rural Youth*…
#Youth
#YouthStudies
@stevethreadgold.bsky.social
@drdanwoodman.bsky.social
Latest blog from the research team of the ARC funded project on young people, religious exemptions and digital spaces:
Reflection on the impact of the religious exemptions legislation in Australia.
www.youthreligionsexuality.com/blog/public-...
#youth #youthstudies #religion #schooling
Nice to see that our #PhDposition in #Youthstudies has been published by ISA on their website: www.isa-sociology.org/en/opportuni... #Sociology deadline: 5/1/2025
📢 Symposium 10/12: “Youth Intimacies: Epistemologies and Methodologies in Britain and in France”. Come listen to some amazing researchers talk (in English) about their research in youth intimacies. #youthstudies
This is what a person who just gave her presentation in TASA and got encouraging comments looks like. #sociology #youthstudies @sociologyaustralia.bsky.social