The ‘experiences of black students in education’ was not a topic I was initially aware of or focused on. However, I began to notice a… Read More »A Narrative Reflection on the Experiences of Black Students in the UK Education System
It is increasingly being acknowledged that climate change disproportionately harms children, including threatening their basic rights to life, education, food, water, health, and a safe… Read More »Climate Change and Child Rights in Africa: Snippet of Pertinent and Contemporary Issues
The legacy of Professor Mike Neary (1956–2023) and the Social Science Centre in Lincoln lives through a radical vision for education: Student as Producer. This… Read More »Student as Producer: Reclaiming Education as a Radical, Collective Endeavour
Male adolescents endure complex transitions from childhood. This is because “adolescence is a developmental period characterised by rapidly transformative biological, neurological, psychological and social changes”… Read More »Male Adolescents’ Interpersonal and Non-verbal Communication Traits in Namibia’s Urban Areas
Schooling has acquired symbolic value as the prime means of escaping household poverty and inequality and realising ambitions for social mobility, especially for Ethiopian migrant… Read More »Refugeeism, Invisibility and Visibility: The Challenges of Ethiopian Youth and Children Living in Permanent Temporalities
State violence is ubiquitous and can be witnessed almost everywhere in the world. The wars in Europe, and the Middle East, violence in Asia and… Read More »State Violence, Peacekeeping and its Impact on Children’s Rights in West Africa
Children’s rights in Southern Africa are deeply entangled with the region’s socio-economic, political, and cultural dynamics, creating a multifaceted landscape that profoundly impacts children’s well-being… Read More »The state of children’s rights in Southern Africa: A Wellness Perspective
The coalition governance system is becoming phenomenal as alternative governance is in the hands of opposition political parties contesting power. Heywood (2019:264) defines a coalition… Read More »Coalition Governments in Post-Conflict Societies: A Comparative Study
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (1989) states that children have rights that are bespoke to them. These rights apply equally… Read More »Migrant children and their right to be listened to in school and research: A case of South Africa
Globalisation has led to an unprecedented increase in migration during the last twenty years and brought many challenges to different host nations of the world.… Read More »Interculturalism in an era of globalisation: Challenges for educators and health practitioners