Lecturer in Childhood Studies. Department of Psychosocial and Psychoanalytic Studies/Centre for Childhood Studies @ChildStds_Essex. @PPS_Essex
Joined June 2013
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Ebenezer Cudjoe 銥祖石 retweeted
16 Nov 2024
I had a great time at my first international conference in Portugal 🇵🇹 @EuroPublicHealth! It was a great experience seeing my e-poster showcased, engaging in insightful thematic sessions, and being back in Lisbon after 5 years ✨. Looking forward to what’s next! #EPH2024 #UCARE
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Ebenezer Cudjoe 銥祖石 retweeted
29 Sep 2024
🥇 New Publication 🥇
Drawing on postulation from social disorganization theory and the social exchange model, we conceptualized, measured, and examined influence as a unique social process factor in neighborhoods within the context of child maltreatment.
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13 Jun 2024
Our new publication towards understanding what goes into assessing child maintenance cases. Most cases handled by social workers in Ghana relate to child maintenance, so this is an important contribution towards developing an agreed upon assessment framework. @ChildStds_Essex
12 Jun 2024
Assessment of child maintenance cases in Ghana are usually made based on social workers discretion.
@ebennn_ @PascalAgbadi
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8 Apr 2024
Our new publication reveals that families with child maintenance issues grapple with other child protection concerns which risk being ignored by social workers @ChildStds_Essex academic.oup.com/bjsw/advanc…
8 Apr 2024
🥇 New Publication 🥇
Happy to share our new article focusing on the complex situations faced by families who turn to social workers on concerns of child maintenance (also known as child support).
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23 Jan 2024
Have a good read of our editorial for Part 1 of our recent special issue on child welfare in Africa. Some interesting articles on improving outcomes for children in a variety of contexts from different parts of Africa @ChildStds_Essex @PPS_Essex
23 Jan 2024
Vol 24 No 1 Child Welfare in Africa Part 1. Editorial by Ebenezer Cudjoe, Prince Agwu, Marcus Yu Lung Chiu.
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18 Jan 2024
Our recent research on child labour in Ghana published!! This publication focuses on norms that could reinforce and legitimise child labour activities @PPS_Essex @ChildStds_Essex
15 Jan 2024
Our latest research article focuses on pathways for the intergenerational transmission of child labour and opportunities to break the cycle of transmission. Findings are informed by narratives from children who have been involved in labour activities.
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15 Sep 2023
Today is the last day at the @EuSARF2023 conference in Brighton. I had my presentation yesterday on kinship support for children whose parents have mental illnesses. Many interesting projects talked about and learnt a lot to take forward. @PPS_Essex @ChildStds_Essex
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15 May 2023
Empirical research using phenomenology rarely engages with phenomenological concepts that shape such approach. In this article, I aim to make phenomenology more accessible to researchers to make their research "phenomenological"
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7 Apr 2023
Two publications for our Special Issue on Child Welfare in Africa are out as online first. We are planning to have two issues for the special edition due to the quality and quantity of submissions we received. Some interesting work in here and upcoming as well 😎🤗
6 Apr 2023
Special issue on Child Welfare in Africa edited by Dr Marcus Chiu, Dr Ebenezer Cudjoe and Dr Prince Agwu; two articles, by Henry T Ajibo, Jacinta Ene, and by Esmeranda Manful, Inusah Karim, now online journals.whitingbirch.net/in…
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Ebenezer Cudjoe 銥祖石 retweeted
6 Apr 2023
Special issue on Child Welfare in Africa edited by Dr Marcus Chiu, Dr Ebenezer Cudjoe and Dr Prince Agwu; two articles, by Henry T Ajibo, Jacinta Ene, and by Esmeranda Manful, Inusah Karim, now online journals.whitingbirch.net/in…
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Ebenezer Cudjoe 銥祖石 retweeted
27 Feb 2023
Three new articles from the latest issue of Social Work and Social Sciences review now on open access online journals.whitingbirch.net/in……
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8 Jan 2023
Our recent publication that shows the child protection concerns of children in refugee camps in Ghana. @PPS_Essex @ChildStds_Essex 👇🏿
7 Jan 2023
Happy to share our latest article focusing on child protection concerns and safeguarding measures for children in refugee camps in Ghana. 1/4
@mfrederico1 @ebennn_ @realmramponsah @swirlsflinders @swirlsflinders @FlindersEPSW
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Ebenezer Cudjoe 銥祖石 retweeted
5 Jan 2023
Ahmed Dabbour, 21, is missing from #Colchester.
He travelled to #Dover in #Kent via #Stratford on 22 December and hasn't been seen or heard from since.
Any info call us on 999 quoting incident 639 of 25 December.
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30 Nov 2022
I am equally happy to be working with you all 🤗
@PPS_Essex @ChildStds_Essex
30 Nov 2022
We are delighted to announce that Dr Ebenezer Cudjoe, Lecturer in Childhood Studies at the University of Essex has joined the Editorial Board. Eben is currently a Guest Editor on our forthcoming special issue on Child Welfare in Africa.
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24 Oct 2022
New Publication!! OPEN ACCESS.
We investigated what peer relationships look like for children whose parents have mental illnesses. @ChildStds_Essex @Child_Abuse_Rev @PPS_Essex @AoCPPtweet onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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24 Oct 2022
Peer relations for these children are often charactised by bullying and victimisation as peers refer to their parent's mental illness in teasing, name-calling and isolating themselves during play activities.
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Ebenezer Cudjoe 銥祖石 retweeted
29 Aug 2022
In this paper, we utilized an innovative qualitative method, River of Life Oral History, to explore the meanings female caregivers associate with social control practices by their neighbors.
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24 Jun 2022
Our study investigates what the family setting looks like for children living with parental mental illness. We found the family setting can be chaotic and confusing for the child. But there are also encouraging moments. Parents can be supportive even with their mental illness
24 Jun 2022
Living with parental mental illness is like a roller coaster: Reflections on children's lifeworld in the family setting ift.tt/y65UWAl
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15 Jun 2022
Have a look at my methods paper published earlier this year. Diaries, phenomenology, IPA
15 Jun 2022
The author looks at how diaries connect with some fundamental concepts of phenomenology, how they can be completed and what information can be obtained within IPA.
Click the link to read
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Ebenezer Cudjoe 銥祖石 retweeted
22 Apr 2022
"You can't have quality analysis without quality data"
#InterpretativePhenomenologicalAnalysis
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