This paper explores the relationship between place-making, well-being and settlement
among recently arrived youth with refugee backgrounds in Melbourne, Australia. Drawing on …

Geographical research on children, youth, and families has done much to highlight the ways
in which children's lives have changed over the last twenty-five years. A key strand of …

More than half of the global and around eighty per cent of the western population grow up in
cities. Here, Horschelmann and van Blerk provide a vivid picture of children and youths in …

Introduction Independent mobility is every child's right and has implications for their health,
wellbeing, and development. This scoping review addresses children's needs and …

This article examines the mobility strategies that visually impaired (VI) young people employ
as they negotiate their daily lives in the city. In contrast to research which foregrounds …

Yet our research shows too many young people from disadvantaged backgrounds never get
the chance. As a result, they lose out on the benefits–increased confidence which helps …

Against the background of studies that report on urban park spaces as supporting inclusive
city life and promoting tolerance and belonging, the present study investigated the spatial …

This paper focuses on how politics is entangled in how public space is used and perceived
by children. By using teenage girls' use of a park as an example, it is argued that children …

Este artículo presenta el papel de la edad como eje de análisis en el marco de la geografía
social y cultural. El trabajo de campo incluye grupos de discusión, entrevistas individuales e …

The car is a primary locus for police-civilian interaction as measured by routine legal
intrusion into the lives of vulnerable populations–communities of color, undocumented …