Girlhood Studies (Vol. 15, Issue 2)

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Dear Colleague, Dear Colleague,

Dear Colleague,

 

The latest issue of Girlhood Studies has published!

 

Girlhood Studies is published in association with the International Girls Studies Association (IGSA).

 

Please visit the Berghahn website for more information about the journal: www.berghahnjournals.com/girlhood-studies

 

Volume 15, Issue 2

 

Editorial

Contesting

Claudia Mitchell

https://bit.ly/3Pce2vU

 

Articles

Witnessing Public Mourning in Haudenosaunee Youth Theatre

Margot Francis

https://bit.ly/3uF8SjD

 

Precarious Girls and (Cruel) Optimism: Protecting Sexually Abused Teenage Girls

Rosemary R. Carlton

https://bit.ly/3yLesCz

 

When Girls Lead: Changing the Playbook for Climate Justice

Tsun-Chueh Huang and Emily Bent

https://bit.ly/3PHNVNu

 

“Honestly, Anywhere that I Have Wi-Fi”: A Posthuman Approach to Young Women’s Activist Blogging

Lindsay C. Sheppard and Rebecca Raby

https://bit.ly/3BmGneN

 

(Un)romantic Becomings: Girls, Sexuality-assemblages, and the School Ball

Toni Ingram

https://bit.ly/3PVdlYp

 

Intergenerational Writing Practices in Chinese Fiction for Adolescent Girls

Yan Du

https://bit.ly/3oAdbt7

 

Doing the Fairy Tale Quest: Contesting the Author in the Video Game Jenny LeClue: Detectivú

Stephanie Harkin

https://bit.ly/3vlIATU

 

Girl Athletes in Ethiopia Finding Voice Empowerment Through Sport

Kathleen Ralls

https://bit.ly/3vmmYH3

 

Book Review

Imagining the Girl Effect: An Ethnography of Corporate Social Responsibility

Carolina Garcia

https://bit.ly/3vlIXxM

 

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