Biography:
A lecturer in education, and Director of the British Academy Research Project ‘Childhoods and Play: The Iona and Peter Opie Archive’, Yinka’s research combines contemporary, historical and archival studies of children’s play and cultural worlds. Her co-produced, participatory and creative projects address issues of identity, visibility, diversity and representation, informing her work as an author of nonfiction Black history texts for children, young people and intergenerational audiences.
Host institution:
University of Sheffield –
Area of interest:
Social Sciences
Role at the White Rose Consortium:
Contact Information
e.olusoga@sheffield.ac.uk
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