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New Technologies: Rich Source of Data or Ethical Minefield for Researchers?

New Technologies: Rich Source of Data or Ethical Minefield for Researchers?

Data and Research Evidence Research Ethics

By Gabrielle Berman, Angie Lee

We sat down with Gabrielle Berman, our expert on research ethics, to chat about her two new discussion papers which explore the ethics of using new technologies to generate evidence about children. The papers, written collaboratively with UNICEF’s Office of Innovation, highlight the advantages and risks of using these technologies to… Read more →←
Are randomized control trials bad for children?

Are randomized control trials bad for children?

Methods & tools Research Ethics

By Tia Palermo

There was a time when UNICEF was known in development circles as the agency that “does everything but knows nothing.” Indeed, UNICEF is known for getting things done for children through persuasive advocacy, a human rights approach, and its presence on the ground. Today UNICEF is increasingly committed to evidence-based programming,… Read more →←
‘Nobody will answer you if you talk’: The case for research on trafficking in emergencies

‘Nobody will answer you if you talk’: The case for research on trafficking in emergencies

Evidence to Policy Research Ethics

By Alina Potts

In the spring of 2013, I traveled to northern Syria as part of an international organization’s emergency response team. Over the course of that year, more than a hundred thousand people would flee fighting further south only to find the border with Turkey closed, and seek safety in makeshift camps strewn among parched olive groves. My… Read more →←
Big data, ethics and children

Big data, ethics and children

Data and Research Research Ethics

By Gabrielle Berman

We are now at a point where we must educate our children in what no one knew yesterday, and prepare our schools for what no one knows yet – Margaret Mead In a matter of years the recording of a child or young person’s activities within the public sphere has gone from being consequent to an act of god (or heroics) to a relatively… Read more →←

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