York University CCY research project Singing Our Stories, led by Associate Professor Andrea Emberly and Postdoctoral Research Fellow Kael Reid, is partnering with Newcomer Women’s Services Toronto (NEW) and the Community Music Schools of Toronto to create an inclusive space for newcomer children and youth to engage with music. Read more about the project here https://www.newcomerwomen.org/press-releases
Undergraduate Students in the Children, Childhood & Youth program have many opportunities to undertake research and writing. In every year of their degree here at York, students conduct their own research as part of their coursework. In the final year of the program, they have an opportunity to conduct their own research with young people, […]
CCYSA aims to connect students who share the passion for the rights and cultures of children and youth across the world. We will accomplish this by building friendships, providing support and network through social events, information sessions, and workshops. For any questions, please contact ccysa2019@gmail.com or send us a message through our Instagram @ccysa_ Quick […]
Browse through the database below to explore courses that will fulfill certain degree requirements in the CCY program. When registering for classes on the Course Timetable website, be sure to carefully read through the “Notes/Additional Fees” section of each course you select. An Honours GPA (weighted average of all York courses) of at least a […]
In our many courses, you will learn practical techniques to listen to children and discern young people’s voices in different contexts. As a CCY student, you will learn what goes into determining the best interests of the child and developing best practices for working with children and young people. For help, please contact academic advising […]
Bachelor of Arts (BA) – Honours Understand the human condition from the perspectives of young people. Our program takes a child-centred and children’s rights-based approach to this relatively new field of study. You will explore the many facets of global childhoods from award-winning faculty members and distinguished researchers. Our interdisciplinary and humanities-based approaches include courses […]