“Entonces me empecé a sentir sola”:La revelación accidental del origen adoptivo como coda autobiográfica en personas adultas adoptadas en Chile

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Poveda, D. y Salvo, I. (2023). Entonces me empecé a sentir sola”: La revelación accidental del origen adoptivo como coda autobiográfica en personas adultas adoptadas en Chile. Papers infancia_c nº 27, pp. 1-26. Resumen En este número examinamos las narrativas autobiográficas de personas adultas adoptadas en Chile que descubrieron de… Continue reading

Voicing Infant Talk: Infant’s Agency in Spanish Family Interactions (Pre-Print)

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Galera, N. and Poveda, D. (2023, pre-print). Voicing infant talk: Infant’s agency in Spanish family interactions. Available at SSRN: http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4531016 In a moment in which society frequently legitimizes the narrative that young children are “goal-oriented”, “competent” and “agents”, this paper denaturalizes this core value through empirical examples of how agency… Continue reading

Families at social risk and access to 0–3 Early Childhood Education and Care in Spain: a model to understand diverse conditions in the current system

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Matsumoto, M; Macías, B; Mendoza, K. y Poveda, D. (2023, online first). Families at social risk and access to 0-3 Early Childhood Education and Care in Spain: A model to understand diverse conditions in the current system. Culture and Education / Cultura y Educación. It is acknowledged that fewer children… Continue reading

“No more secrets, it’s over!”: Small stories about late adoption disclosure from Chilean adults

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Salvo, I. and Poveda, D. (2023, online first). “No more secrets, it’s over!”: Small stories about late adoption disclosure from Chilean adults. Journal of Family Studies. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13229400.2023.2211047 Today there is broad consensus that adoptive parents should initiate open communication early and continue talking about adoption throughout their children’s lives. However,… Continue reading