The NYU team will draw upon their expertise to support the six research teams in developing culturally-sensitive and context-relevant measures for the core child development and carer outcomes identified.
Working colleagues from across the globe seek to support and participate in this global research network to expand their focus to include the importance of early childhood development in peacebuilding and social cohesion.
Explore resources that address how best to measure peace and social cohesion.
This project aims to: build research capacity; run pilot research evaluations of early child development programs in seven low- and middle-income countries; and develop a strategy to achieve impact locally, nationally and internationally.
The search for potential bio-markers
Building resilience in children & youth
Engaging fathers in early childhood development programs
Peacebuilding & violence prevention in curriculum of programs
In this new era of “We the Peoples”, learn why it is time to shape innovative and transformative approaches to address policies and global action to reduce violence, and build and sustain peace by engaging families and children.
Following the formal end of the Cold War and birth of the United Nations, the idea of peace grew into something more than just the absence of war or conflict. Learn why early childhood provides a unique opportunity to transform the culture of war into the culture of peace.
‘Culture of Peace’/paths to peace
Empowering children & families
Ecology & biology of peace
PBEA Learning for Peace
Interfaith/intercultural dialogue
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