Date: Sunday, August 10

Time: 10:30 AM - 12:10 PM

Session 075: Works-in-Progress
Room: Price Room

Sponsor: Family, Aging, and Youth

Organizer: Aida Villanueva, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Description: 

This roundtable of Works-in-Progress is sponsored by the Family, Aging, and Youth division. It features a diverse set of papers addressing topics such as union formation and dating; youth under the carceral system; attitudes toward reproductive health; culture capital, education, and attitudes toward feminism over the life course.

Roundtable #1 Title: Family, Aging, and Youth: Roundtable 1

Presider & Discussant: Betsy J. Miller, Marquette University

Papers:

“Education’s Effect on Feminist Attitudes,” Lindsey Kausmeyer, Wilkes University

“Negotiating Reproductive Realities: Findings from a Community-engaged Study of Asian American Young Adults,” Paige Logan Prater, University of California, San Francisco

“What Does it Mean to be Called ‘Delinquent’? Negotiating Master Narratives in Re-entry from Juvenile Incarceration,” Betsy J. Miller and Ed de St. Aubin, Marquette University

Roundtable #2 Title: Family, Aging, and Youth: Roundtable 2

Presider & Discussant: Yu-Ri Kim, University of Iowa

Papers:

“‘Just Pay the Fine’: Benevolent Ageism as an Illegitimate Opportunity Structure of Older Adults’ Dance Clubs in South Korea,” Yu-Ri Kim, University of Iowa

“Rethinking the American Dream: Exploring Motivations for Different Pathways to Adulthood,” Kea Saper, University of California, San Diego

“Slovakian Migration in the Aftermath of the Velvet Revolution: A Qualitative Study Exploring Gender Relations through Migration to the United States,” Taylor A. Kanuk, Illinois State University

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