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Quoted in Time magazine about our research on hair bows and socialist childhoods!

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August 9, 2019

“From Marie Antoinette to JoJo Siwa, Hair Bows Have a Surprisingly Meaningful History” by Anna Purna Kambhampaty

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12 May

Temporalizing Childhood. It was great discussion and fantastic ways to end the conference. But due to the time different, unfortunately I could not make many... I hope @Childhood2021 #childhood2021 have recorded all sessions and we will be able access to them from the web.

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Fascinating talk by @vpacinik at #Childhood2021 conference about need to open clocking practices in Early Childhood Education #commonworlds

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10 May

Thank you all for the first day of the conference! While waiting for tomorrow you can explore the content of our social program at Howspace and for example see the short films at the Online Film Festival. #Childhood2021

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11 May

Children’s collective stories of clay - intimate enquiries between children, place and past. Changes in clay are transformative and magical and link today with yesterday and tomorrow @common_worlds interrogating futures not already defined. Thank you @vpacinik @Childhood2021

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So many languages to hear, speak with and share in this world. Below - the identification of a ‘clay alphabet’. Thank you @vpacinik #Childhood2021

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Temporalizing Childhood. It was great discussion and fantastic ways to end the conference. But due to the time different, unfortunately I could not make many... I hope @Childhood2021 #childhood2021 have recorded all sessions and we will be able access to them from the web.

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Fascinating talk by @vpacinik at #Childhood2021 conference about need to open clocking practices in Early Childhood Education #commonworlds

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