Events
Girls Not Brides is committed to collective action and learning to address child marriage and support girls who are – or have been – married or in a union. We facilitate diverse spaces for shared learning and collaboration, from one-off thematic webinars to quarterly research meetings and an online learning series on what works.
Keep scrolling to register for upcoming events and to explore the resources from those that have already happened, including key takeaways, presentations, recordings and notes.
Don’t forget, we also have a lot of resources – from full reports to briefs, posters and toolkits – in our Resource Centre.
Event series
Learning series on what works to end child marriage
Each online learning session brings diverse stakeholders together around a different theme, and will include presentations and space for discussion. A summary of the event and any related resources are then shared on the event page and are available for all to access.
CRANK research meetings
These events are part of the Child Marriage Research to Action Network (CRANK). They aim to coordinate the global research agenda on child marriage and encourage the uptake of research by policy makers and practitioners.
Gender-transformative collective action
Girls Not Brides held two webinars about the ongoing gender-transformative journeys of Girls Not Brides Mozambique and the Coalition of Civil Society to End Child Marriage in Nigeria. The recording and a summary of the sessions can be found here.
Recent events
Beyond the usual data: Using alternative sources of evidence to address child marriage
CRANK research meeting: The interlinkages between climate change and child marriage – Learning from emerging evidence and practice
An online Research Meeting to discuss emerging evidence, practice and strategies to strengthen cross-sectoral interventions, coordination and policies that prevent and respond to child marriage in the face of climate crisis.
CRANK research meeting: The intersections of child marriage – Strengthening holistic and cross-sectoral solutions
Research meeting looking at the need to think holistically about child marriage, and to work across sectors and levels. We will consider the implications for policy, interventions and research.