Girlhood Studies (Vol. 13, Issue 2)
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The latest issue of Girlhood Studies has published!
Girlhood Studies is published in association with the International Girls Studies Association (IGSA).
Volume 13, Issue 2
Editorial
A Girl Activist Inventory
Claudia Mitchell
Guest Editorial
Personal, Powerful, Political: Activist Networks by, for, and with Girls and Young Women
Catherine Vanner and Anuradha Dugal
Articles
Hopeful, Harmless, and Heroic: Figuring the Girl Activist as Global Savior
Jessica K. Taft
Negotiating Girl-led Advocacy: Addressing Early and Forced Marriage in South Africa
Sadiyya Haffejee, Astrid Treffry-Goatley, Lisa Wiebesiek and Nkonzo Mkhize
Reflections on Expanding Girls’ Political Capital at the United Nations
Emily Bent
Towards a Fairer Future: An Activist Model of Black Girl Leadership
Courtney Cook
“Because There Are Young Women Behind Me”: Learning from the Testimonios of Young Undocumented Women Advocates
Carolina Silva
The Inheritance of Activism: Does Social Capital Shape Women’s Lives?
Supriya Baily, Gloria Wang and Elisabeth Scotto-Lavino
Sakai Magara: Activist Girl of Early Twentieth Century Japan
Barbara Hartley
Photo Essay
Chalk Back: The Girl and Youth-Led Street Art Movement to #StopStreetHarassment
Natasha Harris-Harb and Sophie Sandberg
Reviews
Shapeshifters: Black Girls and the Choreography of Citizenship
Jennifer Bethune
Passing the Talking Stick: Resilience-Making through Storytelling
Tammy Williams
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Categories
Keywords
- gender studies
- girlhood
- activism
- girls
- young women
- girl activist
- Advocacy
- girl-led advocacy
- early marriage
- forced marriage
- South Africa
- politics
- United Nations
- political capital
- black girl leadership
- young undocumented women
- social capital
- Women
- Sakai Magara
- 20th Century
- japan
- street art
- #StopStreetharassment
- street harassment
- Black girls
- black girlhood
- Citizenship
- Storytelling
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