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In December 2024, GCYF will conduct its first capacity building workshop for researchers from Nepal, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Maldives, in partnership with the Rule of Law Collaborative at the University of South Carolina. The theme is fieldwork skills and qualitative research in politically sensitive situations.
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Our first series of blogs, podcasts, and research reports… watch this space!
Let Her Lead is a program that empowers young girls and women through education and training to combat human trafficking, child marriage, and gender-based violence. USIDHR provides scholarships and internship opportunities for young girls and women to make a difference in their communities and lead successful and fulfilling lives.
Let Her Lead is a program that empowers young girls and women through education and training to combat human trafficking, child marriage, and gender-based violence. USIDHR provides scholarships and internship opportunities for young girls and women to make a difference in their communities and lead successful and fulfilling lives.
Let Her Lead is a program that empowers young girls and women through education and training to combat human trafficking, child marriage, and gender-based violence. USIDHR provides scholarships and internship opportunities for young girls and women to make a difference in their communities and lead successful and fulfilling lives.
We also offer advanced professional development courses to hone the risk-assessment and risk-navigation skills of professionals working on the ground in politically sensitive and crisis situations.
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Ongoing research: At GCYF, we are putting together the first of a series on reports comparing youth in informal settlements in India who are in some form of education, employment and training (EET) and who are not in any form of education, employment and training (NEET)
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