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.

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…

In this interview, Gabriella Sanchez, a research fellow with the Collaborative on Global Children’s Issues, discusses her work on the U.S.-Mexico border with children on the move and the importance of incorporating their perspectives in research.

In this interview with Stephen Hanmer D’Elía, a research fellow with the Collaborative on Global Children’s Issues at Georgetown University, Hanmer D’Elía discusses his research on transforming theory and practice to support mental health for young people on the move globally.

In this interview with Vladyslav Havrylov, a research fellow with the Collaborative on Global Children’s Issues at Georgetown University, Havrylov discusses his research on the forcible transfer, deportation, adoption, and re-education of Ukrainian children by Russia.

Joan Lombardi, senior fellow at the Collaborative for Global Children's Issues, co-authored a supplement article for Pediatrics that provides recommendations for expanding access to childcare services and improving quality.

Joan Lombardi, senior fellow at the Collaborative on Global Children's Issues, co-wrote a new publication for Statelessness and Citizenship Review on unrecorded births and the issue of statelessness.

Research from the Center for Children and Families finds that Latino children and parents are disproportionately likely to be uninsured across the country, but the coverage gaps are wider and growing faster in states that have yet to adopt Medicaid expansion.