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Enrique A. Thomann,Edward C. Waymirer children to share their experiences. Two psychologists created an interview for parents to complete with their children, as a way of attending to how their children experienced and made sense of the pandemic. What started as a meaningful family activity during lock-down grew to become a method for

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-07099-0Childhood; COVID-19; Children‘s rights; Children‘s health; sociology; youth in COVID-19; youth activism; yo

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Riko Kinoshita,Yuta Homma,Mitsunori Fukuda to shape solutions, was rarely supported. The underlying causes of deepening inequalities were?not addressed..This chapter examines practical insight from our research alongside subsequent publications to provide an intersectional analysis of the contexts that children were experiencing, the pre-ex

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The Sage, Desire and Temptationontext and reflects on the value and significance of listening to and seeing children, in ensuring that child protection practice remains child centred and continues to be meaningful in the post-pandemic era, not just for the children it serves to protect, but also to its practitioners.

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