Newcastle Youth Studies Centre
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The Newcastle Youth Studies Centre is a collaborative group of researchers with expertise in the social, political/economic and cultural dimensions of youth. Based at University of Newcastle, Australia. https://linktr.ee/NewcastleYouthStudiesCentre
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NYSC online seminar on ‘The Materialities of Inequality: Mould, Acid and Glitter’ featuring Beckie Coleman, Bev Skeggs, Imogen Tyler and Roger Burrows is on tomorrow night, Wednesday October 8 at 7pm (9am London time).
The Materialities of Inequality: Mould, Acid and Glitter
How Stuff Matters
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The book also has an open to anyone support site, with support materials, videos and discussion questions. If you would like multiple choice questions to set quizzes for each chapter, please email me.
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Subculture in the 21st Century
A book for teaching and learning about subculture as a sociological concept
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It's finally out!
After what could only be described as a very long gestation, our edited collection is now available.
It will be great for teaching about the concept of subculture and also contains interesting contemporary examples and research case studies.
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Subculture in the 21st Century: An Introduction to Subculture Studies
Subculture in the 21st Century is a key text for all students of sociology and cultural studies. Drawing on case studies and supported by a range of resources on its dedicated companion website, it is...
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Next Wednesday at 3pm AEST we have our third NYSC online seminar taking place on zoom.
The topic is The Political Dynamics of the Weird World of Wellness featuring Naomi Smith (University of Sunshine Coast), Natalie Ann Hendry (University of Melbourne) and Matt Wade (La Trobe University).
The Political Dynamics of the Weird World of Wellness
Explore how contemporary discourses of wellness are aligned with the enactments and dynamics of everyday politics, and their consequences.
www.eventbrite.com.au
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Please join us for the second in our NYSC Series Online seminar on Wednesday to hear all about New Possibilities: Young People and Democratic Renewal, featuring Philippa Collin, Judith Bessant, Luigi Di Martino, Rob Watts and Varsha Yajman.
New Possibilities: Young People and Democratic Renewal
This panel shares some of the findings of the New Possibilities project
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Tomorrow at 3pm AEST we have our first NYSC online seminar taking place on zoom.
The topic is Automating Everyday Life and we are joined by Nicholas Carah and Lauren Hayden, Joel Stern, and Thao Phan and Fabian Offert.
You can register at Eventbrite for it here www.eventbrite.com.au/e/automating...
Automating Everyday Life
As everyday life has been digitalised, more and more of the things we do, like and consume are being automated.
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Check out Filtered Reality, a short film that discusses aspects of the ARC DP project led by @juliacoffey.bsky.social ‬on how photo editing apps, tools and filters affect young people’s self-image.

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Filtered Reality
YouTube video by Steven Threadgold
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When @bengreenfuz.bsky.social‬ and I wrote our chapter for this great collection on Pub Rock, Amyl and The Sniffers were an up and coming band just about to release their second record... academic publishing eh!
Unlikely to see them play in a pub these days...
www.routledge.com/Pub-Rock-in-...
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Call for Papers for a special issue of Work, Employment and Society on Earning While Learning: experiences, patterns and the political economy of working students’

www.britsoc.co.uk/opportunitie...

For further information and queries, please contact Kim Allen [email protected]
Call for Papers
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On Monday June 16 at Bristol I’m talking about NYSC research on ‘Young People’s Financialised Futures in a Life Under the Data Gaze”, along with Liza Cirolia from Uni of Cape Town who will be talking about fintech in African cities. Details here: www.bristol.ac.uk/internationa...
School of Policy Studies Event: New Perspectives on Fintech and Financialisation
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Was great to share some of Newcastle Youth Studies Centre’s research on BNPL services with Second Thought
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Microfinancing a Burrito
YouTube video by Second Thought
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Wednesday, November 19, 5pm: ‘“Your mum didn’t take selfies”: Youth and image cultures on social media’:Julia Coffey, Rosalind Gill, Akane Kanai, Amy Dobson, Niamh White, and Kiah Hawker
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‘Your mum didn’t take selfies’: Youth and image cultures on social media
This panel discussion traces the contemporary dynamics of young people’s image cultures.
www.eventbrite.com.au
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Wednesday, November 5, 3pm: ‘The False Divide between Nature and Culture’
• Mary Lou Rassmussen (ANU) and Celia Roberts (ANU); Ben Matthews (University of Newcastle); Gavin Smith (ANU).
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The False Divide between Nature and Culture
How Estrogens, Yeasts and Snakes Reveal the Entanglement of Everyday Life
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Wednesday, October 8, 7pm: ‘The Materialities of Inequality: Mould, Acid and Glitter’
• Rebecca Coleman (University of Bristol, UK); Roger Burrows (University of Bristol, UK); Beverley Skeggs (Lancaster University, UK).
www.eventbrite.com.au/e/the-materi...
The Materialities of Inequality: Mould, Acid and Glitter
How Stuff Matters
www.eventbrite.com.au
newcastleyouth.bsky.social
Wednesday, September 24, 3pm: ‘The Political Dynamics of the Weird World of Wellness’
• Naomi Smith (University of Sunshine Coast); Natalie Ann Hendry (University of Melbourne); Matt Wade (La Trobe University)
www.eventbrite.com.au/e/the-politi...
The Political Dynamics of the Weird World of Wellness
Explore how contemporary discourses of wellness are aligned with the enactments and dynamics of everyday politics, and their consequences.
www.eventbrite.com.au
newcastleyouth.bsky.social
Wednesday, August 20, 3pm: ‘New Possibilities: Young People and Democratic Renewal’ where Phillipa Collin, Judith Bessant, Luigi Di Martino, Ron Watts and Varsha Yajman will discuss findings from the New Possibilities project.
www.eventbrite.com.au/e/new-possib...
New Possibilities: Young People and Democratic Renewal
This panel shares some of the findings of the New Possibilities project
www.eventbrite.com.au
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On Wednesday July 30, 3pm, we start off with ‘Automating Everyday Life’
• Nicholas Carah (UQ) and Lauren Hayden (UQ); Joel Stern (RMIT); Thao Phan (ANU) and Fabian Offert (University of California)
www.eventbrite.com.au/e/automating...
Automating Everyday Life
As everyday life has been digitalised, more and more of the things we do, like and consume are being automated.
www.eventbrite.com.au