CONFERENCE GROWING UP IN DIGITAL EUROPE: EVIDENCE FOR CHILD WELLBEING POLICY MAKING
There is, at present, no single data source to support comparative analysis of the wellbeing of children and young people across Europe...
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Jennifer Symonds
- Apr 18
Transnational access visit finding: Harsh parenting increases risk of child mental health problems
COORDINATE transnational access visit researcher Ioannis Katsantonis from the Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge, in...
Sonja Bezjak
- Mar 12
Research data management when working with children and youth - updated programme
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Sonja Bezjak
- Jan 27
Research data management when working with children and youth (workshop) [27 - 28 March 2023]
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Scott Milligan
- Nov 16, 2022
A database and harmonisation guidelines for youth – and child wellbeing research data!
The COORDINATE working group on harmonisation, consisting of members of GESIS in Cologne and Manchester University, has two primary...
Cassandra Simmons
- Jun 14, 2022
Making the case for a life course approach: the impact of children’s health and wellbeing
One of the main tenets of life course theory refers to the idea that early life decisions, opportunities and conditions, affect outcomes...
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