It is with profound sadness that we share the news that our wonderful colleague and very dear friend Gina Crivello passed away on Monday April 11th after a short and sudden illness.
Gina has been at the heart of Young Lives as our Senior Qualitative Researcher over many years, having joined the study in 2006. Our global team are devastated by her loss and extend our deep sympathy and condolences to Gina's family and friends.
Over coming weeks we will be creating a showcase of Gina's work to share here and through our social media. If you worked with Gina and would like us to include a piece of joint research, please contact our Communications Manager, julia.tilford@qeh.ox.ac.uk
Young Lives is a unique longitudinal study of poverty and inequality that has been following the lives of 12,000 children in Ethiopia, India (Andhra Pradesh and Telangana), Peru and Vietnam since 2001.
Over two decades of research, Young Lives has generated unmatched insights into the dynamics of poverty and inequality in the lives of the children, from their early years, through adolescence, and into young adulthood.
Our mission is to deliver ground-breaking research that informs policy on how poverty, intersecting inequalities and new vulnerabilities affect the lives of disadvantaged children and young people and what can be done to improve their life outcomes.
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Young Lives core research themes are education and skills, employment, health and well-being and family lives. Our cross-cutting themes are gender and intersecting inequalities, new vulnerabilities and methodologies. Our themes facilitate analysis and better understanding of what life is like for Young Lives children as they navigate young adulthood in a changing world.
