Programme | International Workshop on Youth Organizing

Groningen – 19 May 2026

The International Workshop on Youth Organizing will take place from May 19 to 21 in Groningen. This event features three specialized tracks: Community Organizers, Research & Citizen Science, and Art as Politics, to explore youth leadership, well-being, and participatory research. Check out the full programme!

(Un)Worlding: What futures do children and youth imagine? | TANC Conference

Autonomous University of Barcelona – 12 May 2026

Within the framework of the transdisciplinary conference TANC | The Apocalypse is Not Coming, to be held in Barcelona from May 12 to 15, 2026, members of the K-Reporters project will participate in the panel “(Un)Worlding: What futures do children and youth imagine?".

Investigar el racismo escolar para transformarlo | Reflections from a Seminar at UAB

Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona – 10 April 2026

Last Friday, the Faculty of Education at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) hosted an inspiring seminar titled “Investigar el racismo escolar para transformarlo”, organised by the K-Reporters project in collaboration with the Master’s Degree in Research in Education (MURE).

Save the Date | International Workshop on Youth Organizing

Groningen – 25 March 2026

This event is designed to function both as a high-level academic gathering and as a living experiment in participatory ethics of care. By positioning queer youth as co-researchers, organizers, and producers of knowledge, the workshop seeks to disrupt traditional hierarchical knowledge production regarding youth politics, well-being, and community building. The International Workshop on will take place from May 19 to 21 in Groningen.

Children and young people’s agency: intersectional and subaltern perspectives on resistances and futurities across time and spaces of conflict | Call for Papers

6 March 2026

KReporters at International Week FEPTS 2025

Lleida – 28 October 2025

This roundtable explores how children’s voices and participation are recognized and integrated across diverse cultural, social, and political contexts—key focuses of the K-Reporters project.