Excited to share our new book on Love Across Class out next month with Melbourne University Publishing. Written with my brilliant colleague Eve Vincent & wouldn’t have been possible without the generosity of all those who shared their personal stories with us mup.com.au/books/love-acr…

We are hosting Caitlin Mollica's book launch for Agency and Ownership in Reconciliation on Tuesday, May 7, 5:30 - 6:30pm. Come along in person at the Q Building University of Newcastle or book the zoom at the link below.
eventbrite.com.au/e/book-launch-…

NEW ARTICLE ALERT!
About them, without them? figures of youth in Australian policy 2014–2021:
Catherine Waite, Lucas Walsh, Beatriz Gallo Cordoba, Blake Cutler & Thuc Bao Huynh
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Sherene Idriss and George Morgan have a CfP for Young People, Precarious Work, and the Geographies of Disadvantage Wednesday April 24th at the
Parramatta City Campus of Western Sydney University.Get in touch with them to put in an abstract!

The Centre for Research for Educational Impact have a Call for Papers for this great event featuring Jacqueline Kennelly on Young People in Public Life. Contact Dave Farrugia ([email protected]) to submit an abstract and check out the details below:
eventbrite.com.au/e/young-people…

One year postdoc research position available with the great Teachers and Teaching Research Centre team lead by Jenny Gore here at University of Newcastle.
Details here: livehire.com/careers/univer…

We were lucky enough to host Beverley Skeggs from CASEI Lancaster last night presenting on 'Designing the Inequality of Capture' You can view it here:
youtu.be/xpzAMM5ton4?si…
Features discussion of the data capture we are exposed to and some zoombombing Greek cats...

This is happening on Wednesday 5pm Sydney time, please come along, book a ticket for the online seminar in the link below

We are hosting a zoom seminar with Bev Skeggs on 'Designing inequality: Capturing attention, dividing users'.
Wednesday October 18, starting at 5pm Sydney time.
Please see info here to book a ticket.
tinyurl.com/m9639rpv

All your J of Youth Studies Conference info is in the link below, see you in Belfast in September 2024!

Applications are open now to join our Editorial Board from Feb 2024. We’re seeking scholars with a global outlook, and welcome applications from outside and inside the UK.

➡️Share this news with a scholar who can help us shape the future of #sociology .

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My very first publication from my PhD research titled 'Racialized Embodiments: Young Queer Latinx Men in Australia' is out. It's surreal being published in a book with some incredible childhood and youth scholars! 💜
tinyurl.com/e8bxf292

Had fun chatting with @dearindira and her listeners about the #sidehustle phenomenon last night on ABC Sydney. Take a listen from 1:18:30 into the show. With thanks to Australian Bureau of Statistics for making this kind of great data available! Newcastle Youth Studies Centre Uni Newcastle Research abc.net.au/listen/program…

Thank you to Steven Threadgold who is presenting today's seminar titled 'The Consumption of Credit and the Financialisation of Youth People’s Futures'. We are thrilled to have you.
Shout out to respondent Benjamin Hanckel and chair Greg Noble

For Social Sciences Week Australia we’re highlighting University of Newcastle’s Dr Dr Julia Coffey’s ARC Discovery Project investigating how young people navigate online digital culture and body image concerns through selfie-editing apps.

More about Dr Coffey’s research: arc.gov.au/news-publicati…

#SSW2023

ARC DECRA fellow Dr Julia Cook from University of Newcastle is working to understand how intergenerational financial assistance with home ownership impacts both donors and recipients.

For more on Dr Cook’s research and Social Sciences Week Australia: arc.gov.au/news-publicati…

#SSW2023

Steven Threadgold ABC Newcastle Breakfast promoting tonight's Fintech Futures Social Sciences Week Australia seminar with Dr Julia Coffey Julia Cook Roger Burrows, Beverley Skeggs and Jonathan Curtis
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Don’t forget our Social Sciences Week Australia events Tuesday and Wednesday arvo this week