We develop publications, guidance, and tools that re-envision approaches to child well-being. Topics include participatory research methods, violence against children, migration, and more.
Featured resources
Ubumwe: Integrating Arts for Education and Psychosocial Support with Children & Youth affected by Displacement in Uganda
Ubumwe is a pilot program implemented in Kyangwali, Uganda refugee settlement to bolster psychosocial and educational outcomes among children and youth
Three Approaches to Tackling Child Labor in Fragile States
What can we learn from community-based interventions, such as school gardens and supporting youth-led advocacy, that aim to combat the worst forms of child labor? Three guidance papers.
How can we dismantle racism, neo-colonialism, and patriarchy in humanitarian and development efforts? The online Reconstructing Children’s Rights Institute.
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