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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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Collaboration between researchers and artists to connect the public across geopolitical, historical, and sociocultural divides through childhood memories

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19 Mar

Childhood memories with arts https://coldwarchildhoods.org/blog-post/un-doing-collective-biography/?preview=true&_thumbnail_id=1872 @IvetaSilova @NelliPiattoeva @TampereUni_EDU @IASRTamp @NSRTampereUni @ChildhoodPublix @BSAChildhood @histchild @childhoodruc @childhoodjourn @SChildhoods @SocialismR @ddrmuseum

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19 Dec

In Sep-Oct we brought together 60 participants to 4 collective memory workshops in 3 locations in Europe and South America. Thank you all who joined, shared memories and worked with us! Here is the first part of our reflections. #boldmaker #rohkeatekijä https://coldwarchildhoods.org/2019/12/19/remembering-childhoods-across-time-and-space-reflections-from-collective-memory-workshops-part-1/

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4 Mar

Occupying the metal frames used for beating rugs - children create their play and social spaces in socialist Poland. Thanks for the lecture Dr Ewa Sidorenko. @CrossDivides @NelliPiattoeva @IvetaSilova @szimonik @histchild @Olsensid @TampereUni_EDU @HistEdSocUK @IASRTamp

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14 Mar

Bibi you are a STAR! @ImreRob

Bibi @🏡🧼@BiboraRoza

Thanks so much to everyone who has supported me, especially @svhlatky, @hcbreede and everyone at @QueensCIDP! Thank you @WiDS_Canada for this amazing opportunity, and congrats to @KCsenkey who deserves her fellowship more than anyone! 😇 https://twitter.com/CadsiCanada/status/1235566336949903361

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6 Mar

Great stuff @CrossDivides @NelliPiattoeva @ewa_sidorenko @IvetaSilova @szimonik https://twitter.com/PiaKoivunen/status/1235830773892055040

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Wow! Ping @NelliPiattoeva @ZSMillei https://twitter.com/ColdWarPod/status/1235827184930971653

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Childhood memories with arts https://coldwarchildhoods.org/blog-post/un-doing-collective-biography/?preview=true&_thumbnail_id=1872 @IvetaSilova @NelliPiattoeva @TampereUni_EDU @IASRTamp @NSRTampereUni @ChildhoodPublix @BSAChildhood @histchild @childhoodruc @childhoodjourn @SChildhoods @SocialismR @ddrmuseum

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In Sep-Oct we brought together 60 participants to 4 collective memory workshops in 3 locations in Europe and South America. Thank you all who joined, shared memories and worked with us! Here is the first part of our reflections. #boldmaker #rohkeatekijä https://coldwarchildhoods.org/2019/12/19/remembering-childhoods-across-time-and-space-reflections-from-collective-memory-workshops-part-1/

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