New perspectives on children’s belonging

End seminar and book launch with results from research project Belong – Practices and policies of belonging among minority and majority children of low-income families.

In this seminar, renowned sociologists Allison Pugh and Vanessa May will share insights about children's sense of belonging focusing on the significance of AI and materiality in social life.

A new book about children and young people's sense of belonging to people, places, and objects will also be launched.

Program
8:30-8:35 Welcome, by Anita Borch, SIFO

8:35-9:00 Belonging: An embodied, sensory and material experience of connection, by Vanessa May

9:00-9:25 Disrupted belonging? AI and the neoliberal child, by Allison Pugh

9:25-9:55 The book’s chapters – an overview, by the authors

9:55-10:00 Wrapping up, by Anita Borch

Full program and registration: https://www.oslomet.no/en/about/events/new-perspectives-on-childrens-belonging

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