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USING CHILD WELL-BEING ASSESSMENTS TO TRACK PROGRESS IN FAMILY-BASED REINTEGRATION | Researching Street-Connected Children and Youth

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Researching Street-Connected Children and Youth. Joanna wakia and Su Corcoran. USING CHILD WELL-BEING ASSESSMENTS TO TRACK PROGRESS IN FAMILY-BASED REINTEGRATION. April 19, 2016. The complete article can be found here. 8220;I move therefore I am not”: Reflections on the Consortium for Street Children’s 2015 Research Conference. Being ‘on the Margins’: Exploring Intersections. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. 8220;I move therefore...

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Gemma Pearson | Researching Street-Connected Children and Youth

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Researching Street-Connected Children and Youth. All posts by Gemma Pearson. Global childhood: common challenges. September 15, 2015. Wall mural reading “Global Youth Work”. First Published 9th September 2015 on author’s own. I went to a great conference in Manchester last week called Youth, Participation, Impact. 5 first reads for studying street children. February 19, 2015. First published on http:/ www.methodandmeaning.com. You find this daunting. You start reading an article from the top – ...Hackney...

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People | Researching Street-Connected Children and Youth

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Researching Street-Connected Children and Youth. Jade Catterson: University of Dundee (Twitter:@jade catterson). Parneet Chahal: University of Manchester. Su Corcoran: ESRC-funded doctoral researcher, University of Manchester (Twitter: @sucorcoran) ( http:/ sucorcoran.wordpress.com. My doctoral research concerns the reintegration experiences of Kenyan children and youth who have formerly lived on the street as they make the transition back home. This involves the use of narrative methodologies. My Master...

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Global childhood: common challenges | Researching Street-Connected Children and Youth

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Researching Street-Connected Children and Youth. Global childhood: common challenges. September 15, 2015. Wall mural reading “Global Youth Work”. First Published 9th September 2015 on author’s own. I went to a great conference in Manchester last week called Youth, Participation, Impact. Organised by Su Corcoran. There were many things about the conference that inspired me, but one of my over-riding take-aways was that young people’s experiences are common across cultures and countries. After this, I hear...

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su | Researching Street-Connected Children and Youth

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Researching Street-Connected Children and Youth. All posts by su. Research Consultant (with PhD) interested in: Street-connectedness; the experiences of young people making the transition from the street to home and school; inclusive education - in the broadest sense; and science education. Programme officer at the Enabling Education Network. Qualified Physics and Theory of Knowledge Teacher. Traveller. Being ‘on the Margins’: Exploring Intersections. May 20, 2016. Joanna wakia and Su Corcoran. We want t...

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Challenging a deficit model of street-connectedness in Kenyan schools | Su Lyn Corcoran

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Street-Connected Children and Youth. Challenging a deficit model of street-connectedness in Kenyan schools. May 26, 2015. This poster was presented at the Consortium for Street Children Research Conference 2014. The text reads as follows:. The 2010 Kenyan constitution states that every child has the right to free and compulsory basic education (article 53.1b). However, article 54.1b of the constitution adds the stipulation ‘to the extent compatible with the interests of the person’ and 56b st...In the ab...

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Disabling streets or disabling education? Challenging a deficit model of street-connectedness | Su Lyn Corcoran

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Street-Connected Children and Youth. Disabling streets or disabling education? Challenging a deficit model of street-connectedness. July 22, 2015. Researching Street-Connected Children and Youth. Open-minded walking: Creating opportunities for inspiration to strike. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.

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Publications | Su Lyn Corcoran

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Wakia, J. and S. Corcoran (2016) Using child wellbeing assessments to track progress in family reintegration. Corcoran, S. (2015) ‘Disabling streets or disabling education? Challenging a deficit model of street-connectedness’,. Disability and the Global South 2(2):590. SCorcoran and D. Kaneva (2016). Being ‘on the Margins’: Exploring Intersections. UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. Being ‘on the Margins’: Exploring Intersections. UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.

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All posts by su. Doctoral researcher exploring the experiences of formerly street-connected children making the transition from the street to home. Physics and Theory of Knowledge Teacher. Traveller. The PhD Journey and other wafflings. Reading University’s Institute of Education ATP Conference. June 3, 2016. Being ‘on the Margins’ – the book! May 18, 2016. Today I am a little excited as I took delivery of my new book🙂. And my opening statement of the day is here. Which includes the introduction in full.

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Open-minded walking: Creating opportunities for inspiration to strike | Su Lyn Corcoran

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The PhD Journey and other wafflings. Open-minded walking: Creating opportunities for inspiration to strike. July 3, 2015. But an opportunity to consciously relax all the same. After breakfast I took out my paper, began scribbling down the elements I wished to include in the chapter, packed my bag with laptop and books to take into Central Library after the talk and began the walk to the city centre with the all-important piece of paper clutched in my hand and a Dictaphone in my pocket. Pearl to be found.

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Exploring Intersections | Su Lyn Corcoran

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Street-Connected Children and Youth. August 14, 2015. Researching Street-Connected Children and Youth. We want to share our experiences of collecting information,developing evidence and informing policy. Street-connectedness is a central theme and a number of the delegates are discussing these aspects. The conference is free, but registration is essential. Why not browse the programme below and register for. Disabling streets or disabling education? Challenging a deficit model of street-connectedness.

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My causes | Su Lyn Corcoran

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I am a keen advocate for Inclusive Education and also the rights of street-connected children. I support a number of organisations either with my time, through fundraising or merely as a critical friend of sorts. Here are my favourites:. Help Su complete her 12 Month Fitness Challenge for Child Rescue Kenya. Salve International is an organisation working with street-connected children in Jinja, Uganda. They prioritise work with the community to prevent children from migrating to the streets. You are comm...

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Conference Credits | Su Lyn Corcoran

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ACEI Institute for Childhood Education International (Roundtable Presentation) Street-Connectedness and Inclusion: Adapting to the local context in education development. Child Health Research Network – MIE showcase (Poster)Evaluating outcomes: Retrak’s use of the Child Status Index for measuring well-being of street connected children. Postgraduate seminar at Centre for Narrative Research, University of East London. University of Manchester Symposium of the Street – Leaving the Street? 8211; Presentatio...

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Researching Street-Connected Children and Youth. Disabling streets or disabling education? Challenging a deficit model of street-connectedness. June 8, 2015. Challenging a deficit model of street-connectedness. Social Model of Disability. Reflections on Dissemination with Young People. April 8, 2015. Source: http:/ www.caritas.org.au/learn. Despite the vast developments in. Process of analysing data and disseminating information is mostly undertaken by the adult researchersrarely are children involved.

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Researching Street-Connected Children and Youth. Being ‘on the Margins’: Exploring Intersections. May 20, 2016. In 2014 all of the contributors to this blog attended the #SymposiumoftheStreet. Joanna wakia and Su Corcoran. USING CHILD WELL-BEING ASSESSMENTS TO TRACK PROGRESS IN FAMILY-BASED REINTEGRATION. April 19, 2016. 8220;I move therefore I am not”: Reflections on the Consortium for Street Children’s 2015 Research Conference. November 5, 2015. Consortium for street children. September 15, 2015. We wa...

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