Concerns persist about the potential negative impact of asking young people about their
trauma experiences in a research context. Previous research on this ethical issue has …

Background Participatory approaches in child maltreatment (CM) research increasingly
focus on involving children, youth, and adults as co-researchers. However, little is known …

Background Children's participation in research is a rights-based principle. However, young
children are often excluded from research on sensitive topics, due to gatekeepers concerns …

Background Current evidence on adolescent participation in violence research has primarily
measured distress, harm or upset using quantitative methods. There are relatively few …

Abstract This paper explores Itinerant Medicine Sellers'(IMSs) operations at loading bays
within bus terminals in the Kumasi metropolis. The paper examines how the sellers …

Introduction There continues to be an imbalance of research into weight loss and weight
loss maintenance (WLM), with a particular lack of research into WLM in young people under …

The wellbeing of children with imprisoned parents is known to be challenged by various
stressors related to parental incarceration; it is imperative that these are addressed …

This paper presents findings from a pilot study focused on examining intergenerational
violence in a three-generation sample, which included young children, in a rural area of …

Children's participation and inclusion in violence research, particularly in low-and middle-
income country (LMIC) contexts, is scant and not well understood. To assess how young …

Objectives In this review we:(1) identify and describe nationally representative surveys with
child maltreatment (CM) questions conducted by governments in low-income, middle …