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Volume 4 (2011): Issue 2 (Dec 2011): Girls and their Health. Guest Editor: Katie MacEntee

in Girlhood Studies

Table of Contents

Editorial
- Girls and their Health
  
  By: Claudia Mitchell and Jacqueline Reid-Walsh
  
  Pages: 1–2
Introduction
- Health is Sexy for Girls
  
  By: Katie Macentee
  
  Pages: 3–8
Articles
- Erotic Capital, Popular Pedagogy, and Healthy Adolescent Female Sexuality
  
  By: Elizabeth Bullen
  
  Pages: 9–27
- Girls in the World
  
  Digital Storytelling as a Feminist Public Health Approach
  
  By: Aline C. Gubrium and Gloria T. Difulvio
  
  Pages: 28–46
- We're Taking Back Sexy
  
  Girl Bloggers SPARK a Movement and Create Enabling Conditions for Healthy Sexuality
  
  By: Lyn Mikel Brown
  
  Pages: 47–69
- Getting Girls and Teens into the Vocabularies of Citizenship
  
  By: Caroline Caron
  
  Pages: 70–91
- Subject, Object, or Both? Defi ning the Boundaries of Girl Power
  
  By: Marion Doull and Christabelle Sethna
  
  Pages: 92–110
- Fetching Water in the Unholy Hours of the Night
  
  The Impacts of a Water Crisis on Girls' Sexual Health in Semi-urban Cameroon
  
  By: Jennifer A. Thompson, Fidelis Folifac and Susan J. Gaskin
  
  Pages: 111–129
- Growing Up a Girl in a Developing Country
  
  Challenges for the Female Body in Education
  
  By: Mathabo Khau
  
  Pages: 130–147
- Let's Talk About Sex
  
  Photo Gallery
  
  By: Ciann Wilson
  
  Pages: 148–162
Reviews
- The Power of Mean
  
  By: Nicole G. Power
  
  Pages: 163–167
- Honouring the Traditional and the Modern in South Africa
  
  By: Shelley Stagg Peterson
  
  Pages: 168–171

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