We are delighted to be co-badging: Book Forum: Janet Carsten’s Marriage and the Moral Imagination

13 Feb, 3pm-5pm, Violet Laidlaw Room, Chrystal Macmillan Building.

Organised by @uoe-gender-ed.bsky.social, co-badged with Social Anthropology, and the Kinship Hub.

Register here: edin.ac/4qnMKVW

New on the blog

Beyond the Youth Worker: Why Families Are the Missing Link in Youth Work, by Olivia Darby

Read here: edin.ac/49SCiQg

Read our latest CRFR Briefing: South Asian Muslim Women’s Experiences of Divorce in Scotland.

By Nughmana Mirza and Rosemary Elliot, University of Glasgow.

edin.ac/450NJmk

📢Event announcement📢

Join Dr İdil Akıncı-Pérez for 'Afterlives of Retirement: Temporary migration, family and aging in the Gulf', supported by the Citizenship and Migration Research Network.

24 Feb, 12-1.30pm, Seminar Room 1, CMB

Register: edin.ac/4biVUOD

ICYMI!

Join Christina Cross for Inherited Inequality: Why Opportunity Gaps Persist between Black and White Youth Raised in Two-Parent Families, with Social Policy and GENDER.ED.

16 Jan, 1-3pm, Seminar Room 1, CMB

Register: edin.ac/4pwYrs9

Event announcement

Inherited Inequality: Why Opportunity Gaps Persist between Black and White Youth Raised in Two-Parent Families

With Christina Cross, Harvard University. Organised by Social Policy, co-badged with GENDER.ED and CRFR.

16 Jan, 1-3pm, Seminar Room 1, CMB

Visit: edin.ac/4rJs4ZB

ICYMI

Childism, Children’s Rights and the Challenge of Children’s Empowerment

Friday 28 November
5.30pm – 7pm
Usha Kasera Lecture Theatre

Part of the Stewart Alan Robertson Lecture Series funded by the Robertson Endowment.

Register: edin.ac/46sfLs4

Data from the Brexit Couples Project shows that young, highly mobile couples often struggle to meet these requirements when applying for a partner visa.

Join Katharine Charsley and Jasmin El Shewy on
Wed, Nov 12th, 2pm - 3:30pm

Part of the CRFR Seminar Series
Book your place:

edin.ac/42UCQBC

New on the CRFR blog!

Read Yoshinori Kasai on how children build connections within their communities, drawing own his research on how a traditional folk event once provided an important opportunity for children to socialize.

www.crfr.ac.uk/thinking-of-...

📢ICYMI!📢

Evidencing Relationships: Young, mobile UK-EU couples and the UK immigration regime

12 Nov, 2pm - 3.30pm, G.05, 50 George Square

Part of the Sociology Seminar Series

With Katharine Charlesley and Jasmin El Shewy

More info and registration: edin.ac/4mgXWAL

Join us for: Evidencing Relationships: Young, mobile UK-EU couples and the UK immigration regime

12 Nov, 2-3.30pm, 50 George Square

Part of the Sociology Seminar Series

With Katharine Charlesley and Jasmin El Shewy

More info and registration: edin.ac/4mgXWAL

There is still time to register for our online event:

Introduction to HOPE: Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experiences framework, with Dalia Avello-Vega
30 Sep, 1pm - 2.30pm, Online via Zoom

Visit: edin.ac/3UM73hD

Today is the day!

South Asian Muslim Women’s Experiences of Divorce in Scotland, with Nughmana Mirza and Rosemary Elliot.

Tuesday 23 Sep,12.30-2pm
Violet Laidlaw Room, CMB

There is still time to register! edin.ac/4mKMoXJ

ICYMI

South Asian Muslim Women’s Experiences of Divorce in Scotland, with Nughmana Mirza and Rosemary Elliot.

Tuesday 23 Sep
12.30-2pm
Violet Laidlaw Room, CMB

There is still time to register! edin.ac/4mKMoXJ

To kick things off on our new Bluesky channel, we are delighted to announce our first events of Semester 1!

More info here: crfr.ac.uk/news/

Our first newsletter is also out today – if you are not already on our mailing list, you can sign up by emailing [email protected].

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