In February IARS submitted a response to the UK Government’s call for evidence, as the Home Office prepares to update its strategy on Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG). IARS shared the findings of its Children First national report collected from both desk-based...
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EXTENDED DEADLINE: 6 JUNE 2021 – #ARTAGAINST TEENDATINGVIOLENCE contest
The Children First project’s consortium is proud to launch an online creative contest for adolescents (12-18 years old) attending schools, in order to reflect their understanding of relationships free from gender-based violence, through an innovative creative-artistic form!
Which are adolescents’ views about dating violence and gender-based violence?
Online the first Children First’s “Comparative Report” As a part of the Children First project, during the last months the consortium has led a research activity aimed at laying the foundation of the tools which will be produced in order to train teachers and educate...
External evaluation tendering
Children First Impact Assessment: Evaluation Brief Summary of briefThis impact assessment is being commissioned by the IARS International Institute on behalf of the Children First Project, co-funded by the European Commission Rights, Equality and Citizen Programme.The...
Children First – Second partners meeting
On the 5th of May 2020, partners from Cyprus (CSI), Lithuania (DDG), Greece (Symplexis and Harokopio University), Ιtaly (CESIE) and UK (IARS) virtually meet for the second consortium meeting of the CHILDREN FIRST project, which due to the Covid-19 breakdown, took...
Growing up to the hard reality of dating violence in the UK
Gender-based violence does not turn a blind eye to teen relationships From newspapers, to TV shows and Netflix series, there is a huge discussion worldwide regarding gender-based violence, especially after the #MeToo story broke out. Asking for consent has not...