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    MISSION

    The Centre for Urban Youth Research (or CUYR) is a hub for critical and justice-oriented youth scholars, activists, and community organizations focused on tackling inequalities experienced by young people in urban centres. With both Canadian and international affiliates, CUYR seeks to provide a bridge for those working towards the expansion of social justice for young people who are most marginalized under contemporary capitalism. CUYR values and prioritizes meaningful youth engagement in research and practice, alongside a deep scrutiny of embedded power relations and the potential for reproducing inequalities.

    Online Book Discussion Thinking About Belonging in Youth Studies

    Online Book Discussion Thinking About Belonging in Youth Studies

    Beyond youth empowerment: constraints and possibilities for radical democratic action

    Beyond youth empowerment: constraints and possibilities for radical democratic action

    CUYR Speakers’ Series #1: How has the global pandemic impacted the lives of children and youth acros

    CUYR Speakers’ Series #1: How has the global pandemic impacted the lives of children and youth acros

    Dr. Julie Garlen’s new research project is awarded by Insight Development Grant

    Dr. Julie Garlen’s new research project is awarded by Insight Development Grant

    Commentary: New Zealand youth

    Commentary: New Zealand youth

    “Theatre ignited an appetite in youth to hear their voice in the world”

    “Theatre ignited an appetite in youth to hear their voice in the world”

    We acknowledge that the Centre for Urban Youth Research is located on the unceded and unsurrendered territories of the Algonquin-Anishnaabe peoples. As guests in this territory, we strive to work in collaboration and solidarity with the Algonquin peoples and other Indigenous, First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples on Turtle Island and globally to advance the recognition of truth and the fulfilment of (re)conciliation.

    CONTACT

    CUYR is located on campus at Carleton University in Dunton Tower, Room 1929
    1125 Colonel By Dr. Ottawa, ON K1S 5B6

    General Inquiries

    info@urbanyouthresearch.ca

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