A collection of memes (collected and original) that represent Bangladeshi families through essay format. Follow Adri on Instagram @adri_ananya. 

This is a non-fiction creative story on the author's experiences with caring for her aging grandmother that I later published in my journal New Sociology.

An activity book designed to teach young children about consent, family violence, and child abuse.

An eight-paged Instagram post on queer families and heteronormativity in contemporary Canadian society.

TikToks featuring a day in the life of being a primary youth caregiver for your grandma, with bloopers!

This visual essay offers a cultural analysis of themes of queer love in the song No Matter What by Calum Scott.

A children's book on the different caregiving styles for Children discussed in Families and Social Change. 

Fictionalized text messages between two friends about the different styles of parenting and child care. 

A digital scrapbook representing the various types of  kin ties discussed in Families and Social Change. 

An fictionalized newsletter covering the different patterns of care taught in Families and Social Change. 

An Instagram page featuring different types of parenting taught in Families and Social Change.

An interview transcript of Vanessa (interviewer) and her mother (interviewee) on caregiving . Image source. 

A journal entry discussing different themes and topics in Families and Social Change. 

A visual-audio discussion of families in the media, with a focus on sitcom shows, Full and Fuller House. 

This is a fictionalized blog written to narrate the sociological experiences of single motherhood.

This visual essay represents the diversity of families by drawing on the lives of enrolled students (the author and others) and the professor of that years course. 

A sociological comic strip on Adri's family story, submitted for their term two tutorial activity. 

This Twitter page, with a detailed legend, explores the Nuclear Families/Standard North American Family for their term one tutorial activity. 

A digital children's book on the different types of family relations discussed within Families and Social Change for Ashley's term one tutorial activity.

A fictionalized blog on the different types of family relations discussed within Families and Social Change for Julia's term one tutorial activity.

A narrative account of Vanessa's grandma's experiences with the Standard North American Family (SNAF) for her term one tutorial activity. 

A creative slideshow on the modern family, families then and now, and gender roles and sexuality, for Mercedeh's first term tutorial activity. 

A fictious radio interview of Sukhraj discussing gender roles in her family for her term one tutorial activity. 

A slideshow of Machado's family with concepts from Families and Social Change for her first tutorial activity.

A children's book written on Ant's family and their experiences - personal information removed. 

This is a fictionalized community-based Instagram page for intergenerational students at York University.