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New publication by Professor Sarah Crafter: Crisis for whom?

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Photo credit UCL Press This new publication by Professor Sarah Crafter, The Open University, and edited with colleagues from University College London and CINVESTAV, Mexico examines the link between 'childhood', 'migration', ‘care’ and 'crisis'. Venezuelan children in Colombia are turned away from shelters for migrants because they are not accompanied by their parents. Children who… Continue reading New publication by Professor Sarah Crafter: Crisis for whom?

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Summer in the School

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Here is a look back to a post from this time last year. The same holds true. The summer month of August is traditionally a quiet month in universities, but the Open University is different and there is still a lot happening here in the School of Psychology & Counselling, and the Open Psychology Research… Continue reading Summer in the School