Conducting ethical research on child marriage in humanitarian settings
This shared learning webinar looks at how to carry out ethical research on child marriage in humanitarian settings. It was organised by Girls Not Brides: The Global Partnership to End Child Marriage, with the Women's Refugee Commission, Johns Hopkins University and the UNFPA-UNICEF Global Programme to End Child Marriage.
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About the session
The participative session was facilitated by Courtland Robinson of Johns Hopkins University and Janna Metzler of the Women's Refugee Commission. It was a space to:
- draw on lessons from the recently published Practitioners' guide to the ethical conduct of research on child marriage in humanitarian settings;
- work through practical examples and challenges;
- identify solutions and good practice;
- meet and network with colleagues.
Participants with concrete examples of challenges they had faced in this research were invited to share them. The organisers aimed to promote shared learning and to strengthen the network of people engaged in ethical research on child marriage in humanitarian settings.