Ann Marie Murnaghan is an Assistant Professor, in the Children, Childhood, and Youth Program, in the Department of Humanities at York University. Dr. Murnaghan's research expertise and publications focus on discourses of childhood, children’s worlds and material cultures in cities, both historically and in the present period. She is a Co-Lead of the Children and Young People Interdisciplinary Research Network at the Robarts Centre for Canadian Studies, York University, and a Faculty Affiliate at The City Institute, York University.
Sessions in which Ann Marie Murnaghan participates
UQAM - Pavillon Sherbrooke - SH-3620
Ann Marie Murnaghan, York University (Master of ceremonies)
Esra Alkim Karaagac, University of Waterloo (Speaker)
Nick Revington, Institut national de la recherche scientifique (Speaker)
Nina Duque, UQAM (Speaker)
Laure Minassian, UTSEUS (Speaker)
UQAM - Pavillon Sherbrooke - SH-3620
Nick Revington, Institut national de la recherche scientifique (Master of ceremonies)
Ann Marie Murnaghan, York University (Speaker)
Debbie Watson, School for Policy Studies, University of Bristol (Speaker)
Zakara Stampp, Western University (Speaker)
Haifa Alarasi, University of Toronto (Speaker)