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Blockbusters, Toys, & Play Featured in The New York Times

Grogu, He-Man, and Woody may dominate this summer’s box office, but they also occupy a lasting place in children’s imaginations long after moviegoers leave the theater. As blockbuster films continue t

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Babies as Listeners, Babies as Communicators

Communication is often defined through speech, language, and the ability to articulate thoughts in words. This project challenges that assumption by shifting attention to listening as a relational act

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Innocence, Insight, & the Politics of Childhood

What happens when children watch politics unfold on television? And what does it mean when adults watch children react to it? This project examines how childhood and politics intersect in the British

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Race, Power, & Pedagogy: The Bluest Eye & Get Out

Debates over censorship, curriculum, and literary value continue to shape how certain texts are taught in U.S. classrooms. This work examined why The Bluest Eye remains both contested and essential, f

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A First-of-Its-Kind Writing Week for Doctoral Candidates

Before the semester gathered speed, doctoral candidates were welcomed into the cozy confines of the Graduate School House for a week that brought dissertation writing to the center of campus life. Rep

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Childhood Studies

Blockbusters, Toys, &#038; Play Featured in The New York Times

Babies as Listeners, Babies as Communicators

Innocence, Insight, & the Politics of Childhood

Race, Power, & Pedagogy: The Bluest Eye & Get Out

A First-of-Its-Kind Writing Week for Doctoral Candidates

Blockbusters, Toys, & Play Featured in The New York Times