Growing up on the Streets: Knowledge Exchange Training Pack

Jacinta Bennett, Lorraine van Blerk, Sophie Bray-Watkins, Kate Bretherton, Shaibu Chitsiku, Selassy Gbeglo, Janine Hunter, Thomas d’Aquin Rubambura, Patrick Shanahan, Wayne Shand

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    Abstract

    This training pack has been developed through a knowledge exchange programme as part of the Growing up on the Streets research project and is a collaboration between the University of Dundee, StreetInvest and other partners. It is funded by The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC).

    In the context of Growing up on the Streets, ‘knowledge exchange’ aims to prepare street children and youth to recognise the value of their own experiences and the importance of their position as experts in their own lives, with the ability to act as spokespeople for themselves and their peers. By developing skills to collate this collective experience and share it with others – including policy makers, service providers and other stakeholders – the aim is for street children and youth to be more directly involved in informing and shaping the decisions which affect their lives.

    This is an open source training pack which we hope will benefit street children and youth around the world; it is free to download and use with the appropriate attribution. However, please note that the pack is intended to be used by those who already have expertise in training and working with street children and youth. We invite any organisation requiring help or support in using this material to contact StreetInvest at the address below.

    Further information about Growing up on the Streets, including briefing papers outlining the project’s research principles and methodology, can be found at: http://www.streetinvest.org/guots
    Original languageEnglish
    TypeTraining pack
    Media of outputStreetInvest website
    PublisherUniversity of Dundee
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    Publication statusPublished - Jan 2016

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