Research with children and families: A resource library



I recently veered down a new research path into the world of children’s health. I’m delighted to be here.

When I first started, however, I had trouble finding comprehensive and engaging writing about conducting research with children and families. I put calls out on Twitter but there was little response, an usual event in this world of ever helpful online academics.

Having now been immersed in this work for a few months, I am now finding what I was seeking. I thought it might be useful for other academics, particularly doctoral candidates and early career researchers, if I collated some of the brilliant work I’ve found into a ‘library’ blog post. So here it is!

I will continue to add to this library as my reading and researching continues. If you have any suggestions for relevant papers, books and other resources, please feel free to let me know on Twitter or by email.

Happy reading!

Kate

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Discussions of research with children and families







Examples of research with children and families and children






Resources for research with children and families


Handbook of Feminist Family Studies by Sally A. Loyd and colleagues (Chapter 7, Gendered Bodies in Family Studies, is particularly great.)


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