Michael O’Loughlin asks if we can imagine pedagogical systems or a therapeutic milieu that would enable children to begin to give an account of themselves, in ways that would allow them to begin to deconstruct the systems of recognizability embedded
Kristin Fiorella examines the way gender exploration can focus and expose ontological anxieties.
Michelle Carpio writes about the migration crisis in Venezuela, highlighting the reality of children being left behind by parents seeking better opportunities abroad.
If children cannot trust the world around them, they have to find ways to preserve their existence, their originality and sensibility, in a world marked by challenges to survival.
Humberto Lorenzo Persano asserts the presently observed increase in the incidence of self-harming behaviours may be related to features of our contemporary world and reveal a deep malaise among young people.
How We Do and Don’t Know What We’re Talking About
Why is the trauma of sibling loss in early childhood so neglected?