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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New Book – The Psychology of Translation: Dr Zoë Walkington and Professor Sarah Crafter talk about their chapters
Photo Credit: Routledge The Psychology of Translation is a newly published book edited by Open University colleagues Séverine Hubscher-Davidson and Caroline Lehr. They drew on the work of scholars from both psychology and translation studies to offer new perspectives and conceptualisations towards a critical translation psychology. Both Zoë Walkington and Sarah Crafter from the School… Continue reading New Book – The Psychology of Translation: Dr Zoë Walkington and Professor Sarah Crafter talk about their chapters
OPRC contributes to Children’s Commissioner’s Family Review
Photo credit: Pixabay In May 2022 there was a call for submissions from the Children’s Commissioner for evidence to contribute to their Family Review The OPRC put forward three submissions from the Children Caring on the Move project (Professor Sarah Crafter), the Child Language Brokers and Spaces of Belonging project (also Professor Crafter) and the… Continue reading OPRC contributes to Children’s Commissioner’s Family Review
Feminist Critical Psychology in an International Context: A discussion with members of CuSP and the Discourse Unit.
Looking back to a blog from August 2021, if you missed this read on... Prof. Rose Capdevila, Dr. Johanna Motzkau and Prof Sarah Crafter, from the School, talk to three renowned critical and feminist psychologists. They are Prof Erica Burman, Dr. Ilana Mountian and Prof Ingrid Palmary. They talk about their connections to the Discourse… Continue reading Feminist Critical Psychology in an International Context: A discussion with members of CuSP and the Discourse Unit.
Moving Worlds programme for Refugee Week 2022
Dr Nelli Stavropoulou (School of Psychology & Counselling, The Open University) is the curator and producer of Moving Worlds, a programme of films available to watch during Refugee Week, a UK-wide festival celebrating the contributions, creativity and resilience of refugees (20-26 June 2022). Moving Worlds is produced by Counterpoints Arts, which coordinates Refugee Week nationally. Over the past six years, Moving… Continue reading Moving Worlds programme for Refugee Week 2022
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