Unveiling Innovations in Children & Youth Studies at GCCY 2024
The 4th Global Youth Conference on Children and Youth (GCCY) stands as a pinnacle in academic forums, inviting the world’s leading minds in children and youth studies. Taking place from June 7th to 9th, 2024, this conference promises a comprehensive exploration of subjects impacting younger populations.
GCCY: An Unparalleled Experience:
Highlighting the monumental success of past events, GCCY 2024 will gather the best in academia at the Møller Institute, University of Cambridge. Embrace three days filled with immersive learning, engaging dialogues, and vibrant networking.
Key Information:
- Submission Deadlines: May 17, 2024
- Early Bird Registration: Until December 18, 2023
- Conference Dates: June 7 – 9, 2024
- Venue: The Møller Institute at Churchill College, University of Cambridge
Why Attend GCCY:
The scientific committee ensures an agenda filled with insightful discussions, aiding in steering the field’s future. Attendees uncover trends, present research, identify partnerships, and expand academic horizons.
Who Should Attend:
GCCY welcomes educators, researchers, students, and professionals from diverse sectors, fostering discussions to advance media and communication in children and youth studies.
Networking Opportunities:
Explore avenues to network and discuss recent advancements with peers and experts, building connections for future collaborations.
City Tour and Invitation Letter:
Participants can join a complimentary city tour, discovering Cambridge’s rich heritage. Organizers facilitate official Invitation Letters for visa applications.
Diverse Topics at GCCY:
The conference spans a wide array of topics, including Child Education, Mental Health, Migration, Technology, and Youth Development, facilitating impactful discussions and research presentations.
Call for Panel Sessions:
Interested in leading a panel? Explore the opportunity to host a session on specialized topics alongside peers.
Modes of Presentation:
GCCY, as a youth conference, offers multiple presentation formats – oral, poster, and virtual – ensuring accessibility for researchers worldwide.
