Topics
Childhood
Childhood is a modern concept that has become age-focused and universal in nature. This limits, but also protects, individuals within a particular age range, who are deemed to be children. Childhood usually ends at 16, but a young person must be 18 in the UK to enjoy full adult rights and responsibilities. Childhood is a relatively modern social construction.
-
How much of a burden is childcare on 21st Century grandparents?
22nd September 2022
-
Is it possible to make the internet safe for children?
19th July 2021
-
How do you convince people to have babies?
26th May 2021
-
‘Let children play’: the educational message from across Europe
30th April 2021
-
Space to Be: the fight to keep this Belfast women’s centre open
27th April 2021
-
Black youth unemployment 'hits 35% in pandemic'
20th April 2021
-
Does My Neighbourhood Determine My Future?
19th April 2021
-
Levelling Up Wakefield
18th March 2021
-
Is the Western way of raising kids weird?
8th March 2021
-
'A failure of society': Britain's slum housing crisis – in pictures
8th February 2021
-
Childhood: Status of Children
Topic Videos
-
Childhood: Social Construction of Childhood
Topic Videos
-
Childhood: Is Childhood Disappearing
Topic Videos
-
Childhood: Child-Centred Society
Topic Videos
-
Nearly half of black UK households are living in poverty
7th July 2020
-
State Policy - Impacts of Policy on Childhood
Topic Videos
-
Early years education
3rd March 2020
-
Single fathers by choice
3rd February 2020
-
Childhood Survey
29th January 2020
-
Sure Start closures
13th June 2019
-
UK Child Poverty Targets
18th April 2019
-
'Little man or little angel?'
15th January 2019
-
The Economist: Special Report Childhood
14th January 2019
-
Our Tomorrows
12th October 2018