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There's more to PACE than fits into neat categories! Several secondary analyses grew out of PACE, including briefing papers on two important topics: how gender interacts with child labor and the gendered division in load carrying, and a discussion of the way disability could be associated with 'cycles' of child labor. In the 'Child Labor Measurement' paper, we compare qualitative and quantitative approaches to measuring child labor. Also here are a radio journalism course for children developed as part of the media arm of the partnership, and an activity pack for children to learn about child labor through a child's eyes.

PACE - Load Carrying and Gendered Labor

Briefing note on gender dynamics and child labor, with a look at load carrying and household labor, as part of the PACE initiative

Radio Journalism Course

A course for radio journalists in Ethiopia to improve their broadcast journalism skills, including exercises and scenarios on child labor

Kid's Activity Pack: A Child Labor Learning Pack for Children 8-12

This learning resource helps children 8-12 years of age with little to no experience of child labor to learn about child labor. It follows the story of a child named Dante working in artisanal mining and is intended to amplify the voices of, and foster empathy with, children involved in the worst forms of child labor.

Child Labor and Psychosocial Wellbeing: Learning from Ethiopia

Article published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health on child labor and psychosocial wellbeing based on research in Amhara, Ethiopia

Preliminary Exploration of the Relationship Between Disability and Child Labor

Briefing note on potential connections between disability and child labor, based on learnings from PACE

Child Labor Measurement: What Can We Learn from Comparing Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches?

Comparison of qualitative and quantitative approaches to child labor measurement based on work from the PACE initiative in Ethiopia and Democratic Republic of the Congo