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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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25 Jul

Congratulations to the amazing @FEASproject for such a powerful exhibition! What a great write-up of the 'unfinished business' - I wish I was there in person to experience it! Maybe a #TravelExhibit?! Huge thanks for all your inspiring work, @BlaiseMindy @JoPollitt4 @Emilyem2 https://twitter.com/FEASproject/status/1551381338644938752

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Our #FEAS Unfinished Business Exhibition is entering its final week @EdithCowanUni Spectrum project Space. It has been an amazing month, thanks to the curatory skills of @JoPollitt4 and the artists who generously contributed. Read a review in @seesawmag https://www.seesawmag.com.au/2022/07/taking-care-of-unfinished-business
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Amazing, congrats to all authors and editors, a much needed special issue @Childhoodsinin1 @pedagogycollab @ChildhoodPublix @CLPN_ac @childhoodfi @ZSMillei @IvetaSilova

The Childhood, Law & Policy Network (CLPN) @CLPN_ac

Special issue of the journal Childhood:

"Southern Theories and ‘Global’ Childhood Studies"

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7 Jul

Congratulations to MoCom: Motion Comics as Memory Work" for releasing another thought-provoking piece on the timely topic of border crossings based on collective memories. We were so lucky to have worked with you in @CrossDivides! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdiGY0IrCIE

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7 Jul

For an earlier comic based on @CrossDivides archive see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvoAOMDLszk

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7 Jul

Congratulations @arathings and the other authors. I will read back to back and then teach from the book. I enjoyed listening to the speakers a lot, especially Hayley and Fazal - noises of colonialism :)

Melina Irvine @melinairv

Congratulations to my wonderful professor @arathings on the launch of her book Learning Whiteness about the role of education in upholding white supremacy. Excellent speakers and discussion at the launch today at @SOEBristol . Buy here https://www.plutobooks.com/9780745342153/learning-whiteness/

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ivetasilova Iveta Silova ꩜ @ivetasilova ·
25 Jul

Congratulations to the amazing @FEASproject for such a powerful exhibition! What a great write-up of the 'unfinished business' - I wish I was there in person to experience it! Maybe a #TravelExhibit?! Huge thanks for all your inspiring work, @BlaiseMindy @JoPollitt4 @Emilyem2 https://twitter.com/FEASproject/status/1551381338644938752

FEAS @FEASproject

Our #FEAS Unfinished Business Exhibition is entering its final week @EdithCowanUni Spectrum project Space. It has been an amazing month, thanks to the curatory skills of @JoPollitt4 and the artists who generously contributed. Read a review in @seesawmag https://www.seesawmag.com.au/2022/07/taking-care-of-unfinished-business
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Amazing, congrats to all authors and editors, a much needed special issue @Childhoodsinin1 @pedagogycollab @ChildhoodPublix @CLPN_ac @childhoodfi @ZSMillei @IvetaSilova

The Childhood, Law & Policy Network (CLPN) @CLPN_ac

Special issue of the journal Childhood:

"Southern Theories and ‘Global’ Childhood Studies"

https://journals.sagepub.com/toc/chd/0/0 https://twitter.com/AnandiniDar/status/1545450173106515968
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