Ending Child Marriage: What does the latest evidence say?

Girls Not Brides kick off the year with a webinar reviewing the evidence on what works to end child marriage.

What: How well has the child marriage field collected evidence on what works to end the practice? Several reviews of interventions have been conducted in recent years but they don’t all point to the same conclusions. Why and what can we learn from them?

In this webinar, the panel will explore:

• What do we know about what works and doesn’t work to end child marriage? Why are there different findings from recent systematic reviews?
• What evidence are we still missing?
• Are we doing enough to document what works? What more could we do to document and share what works?

When: 30 January at 13.30 GMT / 08.30 EST.

Where: Register here: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8861766140369425666.

MODERATOR

• Ellen Travers, Girls Not Brides: The Global Partnership to End Child Marriage. 

SPEAKERS

• Thoai Ngo is Program Director, Poverty, Gender and Youth, at The Girl Center, Population Council.
• Amanda Kalamar is Research Advisor on reproductive health at Population Services International.
• Venkatraman Chandra Mouli works on adolescent, sexual and reproductive health at the World Health Organization.

RESPONDENTS

• Rachel Marcus is Research Associate at the Overseas Development Institute.
• Margaret Greene is the Director of GreeneWorks.