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📝 Research Article 📝 What is a gender-transformative approach and what can we learn from them? This article looks at UNICEF's experience with gender transformative programming and discusses some successes and challenges. buff.ly/3yltiCZ

As the conflict in Sudan exceeds the one year mark, this Reuters series takes a look at its impact on children and infants in two chapters. You can watch both here: buff.ly/4armGk5

Can international courts like the ICC achieve meaningful justice for atrocity crimes? Today, we look at the case of the International Tribunal for Children's Rights (ICTR). Read the full post on LinkedIn here: [LINK] Learn more about the ICTR here: buff.ly/3VavSF1

This April, we continued our engagement on the topic of children in armed conflict and #childsoldiers with "Child or Soldier?", a panel hosted jointly by the Columbia School of Journalism and the Program on Forced Migration and Health. Watch it here: buff.ly/3yD18DP

We are pleased to announce our newest webinar opportunity, upcoming on 20th June! The first in a series on children in armed conflict on Wednesday 20 June 2024 at 9:00-10:00 EDT - 14:00-15:00 GMT - Register here: buff.ly/4e6r8rh

Would you like to learn more about sporting opportunities for young #refugees and how the Sport for Refugees Coalition engages refugees through #sport? This webinar might be for you - June 11 at 12pm GMT. Register here: buff.ly/3V7MgoC

We’re happy to share that Ubumwe, a project piloted in Kyangwali Refugee Settlement that integrated arts in schools, has been awarded for a second phase. We're excited to share our learnings with you over the next year. For more info: worldprojects.columbia.edu/ubumwe-20-inte… #WorldRefugeeDay

📺 Webinar Opportunity 📺 Join our partners at AfriChild Centre for the next installment in their Dissemination webinar series, "Drivers of #ViolenceAgainstChildren in Central #Uganda". DATE: Jun 25, 2024 TIME: 12 PM GMT / 8AM EDT Register: buff.ly/3VQGHw9

📝 Faculty Publication 📝 Check out our Faculty Affiliate Ajwang' Warria's recent publication, 'A #criticalrace #feminist rights (#CRFR) social work approach to #trafficking of women in South Africa. Read here (requires institutional access): buff.ly/3VXEPSE

Should social science research strive for objectivity? This article, from our partners PUSKAPA at Universitas Indonesia argues for #ContextualObjectivity, combining emotionally engaged research with reflection and recognition of power dynamics. Read here: buff.ly/4cFpxY8

Looking to involve children more fully in agenda setting, planning, research, and program implementation? Take a look at our recent webinar on Child & Youth #ParticipatoryMethods, with guests from Colombia, Indonesia & Uganda! Watch on YouTube here: buff.ly/3L8NRpm

Check out our webinar, "Unpacking Children's Involvement in Armed Conflict", the first in a series on #childreninarmedconflict hosted by the CPC Learning Network, ChildFundAlliance, and the Watchlist on Children and Armed Conflict. Watch on YouTube here: buff.ly/3Sgx5cb

Interested in #participatorymethods for children and youth? Check out our new resources on the CPC Learning Network site. buff.ly/4bFwyXO

Are you seeking funds to develop and disseminate educational materials for the prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA)? UNHCR and ICVA are inviting organizations to apply to the Interagency PSEA Community Outreach and Communication Fund. buff.ly/47hFime

Earlier this month, we shared some of PUSKAPA's #girlhood studies research in Indonesia and spoke of the concept of #contextualobjectvity - we are pleased to share that the article is now available open access here: buff.ly/4bYtHcQ

This week, August 1-7, is World Breastfeeding Week. Breastfeeding confers infants immunity against infection, and can lower the risk of certain chronic diseases later in life. In a crisis, breastfeeding is a safe food source for infants. More on WBW here: buff.ly/3WNI7YV

It's been a busy month at our partner organization, AfriChild Centre in Kampala, Uganda! Check out their revamped website (buff.ly/48QCrAj), and recent webinars on lived experiences of #violenceagainstchildren: buff.ly/3WLCgSv

Senior Program Officer Yana Mayevskaya attended ISPCAN's annual meeting in Uppsala, Sweden to connect with our partners, faculty affiliates, and friends.The AfriChild Centre also presented in several sessions. Did you see us there? Leave a comment!

Dear colleagues and friends, we apologize for the interruption in access to our website. We are working to restore access at a new domain and will share this as soon as possible. In the meantime, use this temporary link: buff.ly/3XkPvLq

In case you missed it -- check out our upcoming webinar, “Detained and Denationalized: the Mistreatment and Detention of Children Associated with Armed Conflict”, the second in our Children & Armed Conflict Series. Click here to register: buff.ly/4dSAzu7