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Find here reports, policy briefs and factsheets about child marriage, as well as capacity building tools for organisations and individuals working to end child marriage.
Girls Not Brides: The Global Partnership to End Child Marriage is not responsible for content hosted on third party websites.
Technical Note on Gender-Transformative Approaches: A summary for practitioners
This report from UNFPA, UNICEF and UN Women tells us child marriage is both a symptom and a result of deep-seated gender inequalities and restrictive gender norms. Addressing child marriage therefore necessitates a gender-transformative approach, tackling harmful gender roles, norms and power relations.
Words and Deeds: Holding Governments Accountable in the Beijing +25 Review Process
This report highlights explicitly sex discriminatory laws affecting women and girls and other vulnerable people over the course of their lives that need to be reformed.
Changing the game: Sports for gender equity and ending child marriage
Report produced after a national consultation to understand how sport can be used as a medium to address gender-based discrimination in India.
Child Marriage: a Form of Violence Against Children
Girls who are married before 18 are more likely to suffer from intimate partner violence, including sexual, physical, psychological and emotional violence.
Action by Red Cross and Red Crescent National Societies to prevent and respond to child marriage: case study report
This report offers useful lessons from the work of the IFRC on child marriage in development and humanitarian contexts.
Child marriage within the global humanitarian system
This report includes recommendations for a range of actors interested in encouraging and driving greater action to address child marriage in humanitarian settings.
Youth-led research in Ethiopia, Nepal and Pakistan
This short report summarises key takeaways from a youth-led research approach used by members of the HER CHOICE alliance in Ethiopia, Nepal and Pakistan.
Stop Stealing Her Childhood - What To Do Next
So you've launched your own SDG petition? This toolkit gives next steps for the #StopStealingHerChildhood campaign.
18+ Ending child marriage and teen pregnancy in Eastern and Southern Africa: Learning for Change
This report summarises lessons learnt from Plan International's 18+ programme to address child marriage in Eastern and Southern Africa.
How to launch your own national ‘Stop Stealing Her Childhood’ petition
Download this toolkit to learn how to set up your own #StopStealingHerChildhood campaign, from how to set up your online petition to which key messages and photos to use.