Children have an unsettled relationship with the status of citizenship, being given some
rights, responsibilities and opportunities for participation, and being denied others. Yet if …

With notable exceptions, there is a lack of critique in existing approaches to children’s rights
based research. Where children’s rights research is also co-research with children, a critical …

In total, 30 years on from the adoption of the United Nation Convention on the Rights of the
Child (United Nations, 1989), the indivisible and mutually reinforcing relationship between …

… researcher (Cath Larkins) initiated this project as part of her PhD research, in which she
aimed to act as an adult facilitator, supporting six groups of children to identify and take action …

New technology has made pornography increasingly accessible to young people, and a
growing evidence base has identified a relationship between viewing pornography and violent …

This article explores young people's experiences of sending and receiving sexual images
and text messages (sexting) within their interpersonal relationships and the contexts in which …

Objective: This paper explores the experiences and interconnection of young people’s
online and offline (face-to-face) experiences of interpersonal violence and abuse (IPVA) …

Qualitative interviews with 91 young people aged 13–18 in Bulgaria, Cyprus, England, Italy
and Norway explored their experiences of intimate partner violence and abuse (IPVA). Some …

In research with children, particularly those in contact with social and health services, researchers
face ethical challenges and have stringent ethical obligations. One obligation regards …

Providing more consistent and continuous relationships for looked‐after children and care
leavers is a current preoccupation in social work in light of many criticisms of the quality of …