Spotting fakes and facts: Why digital literacy is critical for children
Generations Z and Alpha may have spent their entire lives surrounded by screens — and the deluge of content constantly streaming ... Full story
Articles tagged with: child and youth studies
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IN THE NEWS: Women’s pro sports, teen social media use and Minecraft movie mayhem
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed the salaries of Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) players, teen mental health and ... Full story -
OPINION: Tony Volk discusses Trump’s bullying tactics
Professor of Child and Youth Studies Tony Volk wrote a piece recently published in the Globe and Mail about how ... Full story -
Celebration of Black excellence dives into critical research
When a swimming cap designed for natural Black hair was initially banned at the Tokyo Olympics, Talia Jermyn knew she ... Full story -
Recognizing grad student research with reach
From developments in neurodegenerative disease studies to critical explorations of social media’s impact on gender, graduate student research at ... Full story -
Minecraft movie mayhem reflects youth culture, not incivility
Co-ordinated crowd behaviour by young moviegoers during recent screenings of A Minecraft Movie, spurred by a viral trend on social ... Full story -
Student research shines at Child and Youth Studies Colloquium
The Brock community recently gathered to celebrate student research at the Child and Youth Studies Fourth-Year Honours Undergraduate Colloquium, a ... Full story -
OPINION: Tony Volk discusses whether bullying has evolutionary benefits
This piece written by Tony Volk, Professor of Child and Youth Studies, originally appeared in The Conversation. Bullying is a ... Full story -
Bullies likely to have more children than their peers: Brock research
A bully asserting their dominance on the playground or in the high school halls is likely to have more children ... Full story -
Report to amplify youth voices across Canada
Young people across Canada currently have an opportunity to share their thoughts and concerns in the upcoming State of Youth ... Full story
