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Newsletters
- PDF fileICCRP Newsletter January 2023
- PDF fileICCRP Newsletter September 2022
- PDF fileICCRP Newsletter June 2022 , opens in new window
- PDF fileICCRP Newsletter January 2022
- PDF fileICCRP Newsletter September 2021
- PDF fileICCRP Newsletter January 2021
- PDF fileICCRP Newsletter November 2019
- PDF fileICCRP Newsletter February 2019
Infographics & Posters
ICCRP Co-Applicant Publications
- Doel-Mackaway, H & Williamson, B. (2023). ‘Just ask us, come and see us’. Aboriginal young people in the Northern Territory must be listened to, not punished. , external link
- Cuevas-Parra, P. (2020). ‘Co-Researching With Children in the Time of COVID-19: Shifting the Narrative on Methodologies to Generate Knowledge’, external link.
- Cuevas-Parra, P. (2021a). ‘Positionality and reflexivity: Recognising and dismantling our privileges in childhood research through the use of windows and mirrors’, external link.
- Cuevas-Parra, P. (2021b).PDF file , external linkPDF file‘Deconstructing the role of adult facilitators in research led by young people’, external link.
- Cuevas-Parra, P. (2021c). ‘Thirty years after the UNCRC: children and young people’s participation continues to struggle in a COVID-19 world’, external link.
Videos/Webinars
- ICCRP Members at the UNICEF South Africa NACCW Conference (Durban 2019), external link
- Child and Youth Advisory Committee’s Advice for Researchers on How to Collaborate with Youth (ISPCAN 2018), external link
- ICCRP Webinar – Involving and Engaging Children and Youth in the Research (Online 2017), external link
- ICCRP Webinar - Research Updates, Preliminary Findings, and Vision for the Future (Online 2019), external link
Resources for Children and Youth
- PDF fileICCRP Research summary (2019) – Overview of Phase II
- PDF fileICCRP Research Summary (2017) – Phase I Key Informant Findings
- PDF fileICCRP Research Summary (2017) – Phase I Literature Review Findings
- PDF fileCheck Out What Our Child and Youth Advisory Committee Did!
- PDF fileICCRP Jargon Buster
Research Opportunities