Inside ‘Where Children Sleep’: Childhood, Culture & Inequality – EP 26 w/ James Molliso

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In this episode, Ryan speaks with James Mollison, whose acclaimed project Where Children Sleep explores childhood through the lens of the bedroom, and what it reveals about culture, inequality and identity. We discuss what inspired him to start this work, how children’s sleep-environments vary dramatically around the world, and what lessons his images hold for understanding the connections between material conditions, sleep and emotional health. Whether you’re interested in children’s mental-health, global cultures or photography as a tool for change, this episode offers a unique vantage on how a simple space, the place a child sleeps, can reflect far more than meets the eye.James Mollison Links:WebsiteWhere Children Sleep Connect with REM Reward:► Website: remreward.org► Instagram: @rem_rewardListen to our podcasts on other platforms and make sure to subscribe/follow!• ⁠Apple Podcasts⁠•⁠ Spotify Podcasts⁠• ⁠Google Podcasts⁠•⁠ YouTube⁠For more tips, check our website at remreward.org.

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