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Children eating sweets outside
Surviving without thriving – but all is not lost for the world's 'stunted' children
7 September 2017

As part of The Guardian online's Global Development First 1000 days focus, editor Lucy Lamble featured Young Lives nutrition research and findings that

A Muslim girl in the village of Jaisinghpura in the northern state of Haryana, India, on June 2. REUTERS/Cathal McNaughton
Child Brides Are on the Rise in India's Towns and Cities, Report Finds
2 June 2017

The number of underage girls being married off in India’s urban areas is rising, according to a joint report from the National Commission for the Protection of Child Rights and  Young Lives.

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Adolescence is a critical window to combat stunting
21 March 2017

In this blog Paul Dornan of Young Lives and Frances Mason of Save the Children  describe some of their discussions around nutrition during adolescence.

GEM Report
Still learning about early learning in Ethiopia
23 February 2017

In this blog for the Global Education Monitoring Report, Young Lives education researcher Jack Rossiter describes recent ECD approaches in Ethiopia and highlights that w

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Education access problem ‘is poverty, not gender’
12 January 2017

This article by Times Higher Education, highlights recent research from Cambridge’s Faculty of Education, which shows educational inequalities concerning poverty are far greater than those regardin

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Why child marriage isn’t an easy win for campaigners
11 October 2016

In this blog for Thomson Reuters Foundation News, Alula Pankhurst describes some of the latest findings from Young Lives research on child marriage in Ethiopa.

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Ethiopia’s young men: Between hope and a hard place
12 September 2016

This blog for New Internationalist by Nikki van der Gaag reflects on a recent Young Lives paper by her and Gina Crivello; Ethiopia has invested m

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Girls’ diverging pathways to marriage
9 September 2016

In this digital story on the University of Oxford's Medium, Senior Research Officer, Gina Crivello describrs the trajectories of five girls in the young Lives study in

Young women in peri-urban Lima, Peru.
How to stop the world’s 3.1 billion young people being left behind
11 August 2016

In this blog for The Conversation, Young Lives director Jo Boyden warns that radical action is needed to help disadvantaged young people around the world fulfil their hopes. 

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Child marriage and the cycle of poverty
27 May 2016

An op-ed in The Asian Age by Renu Singh, Country Director for Young Lives India on our recent findings on child marriage in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.

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