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In the past decade, children have been at the forefront of international climate strikes (through Fridays for Future); gun control campaigns (such

When archaeologist Maria Sommer and Dion Sommer, Professor Emeritus of Developmental Psychology, set out to study early childhood in ancient Attica, they

Read in today’s post about The Childish Professor, a new public history project by Dr. Holly N.S. White that helps make the

Follow along to read the entire comic strip by Bevs Boredom Comics! Growing up the in the 1990s and 2000s, the first

Who won the Cold War? At the turn of the millennium, the United States seemed victorious in terms of technological development. As

The black and white photograph is jarring in its contradictions: a small Vietnamese boy, likely no more than ten years old, holding

In the 2016 novel Swing Time, Zadie Smith investigates childhood nostalgia and the lasting effects of our formative experiences, including the power of our

As previous insights into Barbie’s world have expressed, the impact of Barbie has a complicated social reality. For some, she has come

A demonstration of the enduring charm and significance of children’s outdoor games across time and cultures.

A review of a conference on histories of childhood and youth in Southern Africa