In this edition of UNICEF Innocenti's podcast series on research matters, we sit down with the authors of our 15th Report Card: An Unfair Start, to discuss the research process and findings on educational inequalities for children in rich countries.  

How did the report authors choose the title for the report: An Unfair Start? Why is this topic relevant to look at now? How did they rank the countries? What results were unexpected? The report authors answer these questions and more in this NEW podcast interview.

For more information, please visit the Report Card website and download the report: www.unicef-irc.org/unfairstart 

And follow the conversation with the hashtag: #UnfairStart

Uncovering An #UnfairStart: An Interview with UNICEF Report Card 15 authors on Education Inequality

For this year’s 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, UNICEF Innocenti's podcast on research matters invites Amber Peterman and Tia Palermo from the Transfer Project to discuss their recent research linking poverty and gender-based violence, unpacking evidence of how social protection has the potential to mitigate gbv.

2018's #16days has a unique theme for 2018:  #HearMeToo. #HearMeToo brings to the forefront women raising their voices and awareness to “#OrangetheWorld” - so to speak - with stories on survival and resilience to work towards mitigating violence against girls and women everywhere.

Hear US now as we break down some of the latest findings from our gender-based violence research in this week’s podcast for the 16 days of activism.

READ: 
•	Tip of the Iceberg: Reporting and Gender-Based Violence in Developing Countries: https://academic.oup.com/aje/article/179/5/602/143069
•	Social Protection & Intimate Partner Violence in Ghana - presentation (on slideshare): https://www.slideshare.net/TheTransferProject/social-protection-intimate-partner-violence
•	Understanding the linkages between social safety nets and childhood violence: a review of the evidence from low- and middle income countries, Health Policy & Planning 2017: https://academic.oup.com/heapol/article/3748288

FURTHER READING:
•	Brief: Does education affect women’s likelihood of experiencing sexual and intimate partner violence? http://www.svri.org/sites/default/files/attachments/2017-07-21/SVRI_SB_WmnEdu%26IPV_LR.pdf
•	Brief: Reducing gender-based violence through investments in education http://www.svri.org/sites/default/files/attachments/2017-07-21/SVRI_SB_InvEducation_LR.pdf 
•	Women Individual Asset Ownership and Experience of Intimate Partner Violence: Evidence from 28 International Surveys, American Journal of Public Health 2017: https://www.unicef-irc.org/publications/917/
•	Cash support: a new tool to decrease Intimate Partner Violence?http://blogs.lshtm.ac.uk/hppdebated/2018/10/01/cash-support-a-new-tool-to-decrease-intimate-partner-violence/

#HEARMETOO: UNICEF Research on Gender-Based Violence for #16Days of Activism

In this edition of our podcast on research matters for children, we talk to our expert on migration, Bina D’Costa, about her latest research - from Cox's Bazar to Somaliland - and what we can expect for the 2018 Global Compact for Migration. 

We discuss UNICEF Innocenti’s latest research projects and the important lessons learned in Bina’s last year with us,  as well as what’s next for research for children on issues related to migration, refugees and displacement.

Continue the conversation with us on twitter using the hashtags #ForMigration and #ChildrenUprooted building on the momentum of the Global Compact for Migration.

For more research, visit our website: https://www.unicef-irc.org/research/children-and-migration-rights-and-resilience/

The Role of Research on Migration: Insights on Migrants’ Experiences with Bina D'Costa

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