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Reintegration of Children Affected by Deportation and Forcible Transfers: International Standards and Best Practices for Ukraine
Gillian Huebner, executive director at the Collaborative on Global Children’s Issues, contributed to to this newly-released white paper as part of her duties as a member of the Bring Kids Back UA Task Force, convened by the Office of the President of Ukraine.
The primary goal of the paper is to…
Toward a Greener and Cleaner Future: Adopting a Two-Generation Strategy for Early Childhood Development and the Environment
Joan Lombardi, senior fellow at the Collaborative for Global Children's Issues, co-authored a blog article on two-generation approaches to early childhood development and the environment.
More Attention and Actions Are Needed to Protect Young Children During Periods of Extreme Heat
Senior fellow Joan Lombardi co-authored a blog article on the importance of addressing the heightened risks of extreme heat for young children and families.
Public Expenditure and Children’s Care
Collaborative fellow Shar Kurtishi co-authored a guide on public expenditure and children's care to strengthen the capacity of government agencies with limited resources to prepare a sound budgetary framework for policies, programs and services that aim to keep children in safe and nurturing family…
Safeguarding Children from Forced Transfers and Deportation
Since February 2014, the Russian Federation has employed multiple strategies to threaten Ukrainian sovereignty, with the reported forcible transfer and/or deportation of children being among the most insidious. These actions are conducted under coercive circumstances and justified by disingenuous…
A Global Call for Two-Generation Approaches to Child Development and Caregivers' Livelihoods
Joan Lombardi, senior fellow at the Collaborative for Global Children's Issues, co-authored a Child Development Perspectives article on Two-Generation approaches to Child Development and Caregivers' Livelihoods.
Q&A with Mara Tissera Luna, Program Manager at the Collaborative on Global Children’s Issues
In this interview, Mara Tissera Luna, program manager at the Collaborative on Global Children’s Issues, discusses her role leading the Breakthrough Series Collaborative on Promoting Early Childhood Development for Young Children on the Move in Northern Central America.
Beyond Trust: Migrants and their Interactions with Smuggling Facilitators on the US-Mexico Border
Collaborative fellow Gabriella Sanchez made a guest appearance on the HCIAS Podcast to share insights on her recent ethnographic research on migrant smuggling.
Policy Brief: Children on the Move
This policy brief was developed jointly by the Collaborative on Global Children's Issues, InterAction and UNICEF USA in conjunction with the Children on the Move Workshop. It discusses the experience, resilience, and needs of children on the move, and presents a set of recommendations for how to…