Doing our own research - child and youth - led research
A two-week workshop for children and young people (10–24) to learn how to lead their own research, using interviews, storytelling, and drawing to collect and share information that matters to them.
About This Course
This is a special two-week workshop that helps children, adolescents, and young people learn how to lead their own research. You’ll explore how to ask questions, listen to others, collect information, and share what you learn in ways that can make a difference in your school, community, or country.
You’ll work in teams, choose your own topics, and use fun methods like interviews, storytelling, and drawing to understand what’s really happening in your world.
Key Competencies Developed
Pick a topic that matters to you and your group
Ask questions and do interviews or drawings to collect stories and information
Learn how to keep people safe, ask for permission, and respect privacy
Talk about what you found and what it means
Share your results with others — through a presentation, photo, or story
Professional Relevance
This is a special two-week workshop that helps children, adolescents, and young people learn how to lead their own research. You’ll explore how to ask questions, listen to others, collect information, and share what you learn in ways that can make a difference in your school, community, or country.
You’ll work in teams, choose your own topics, and use fun methods like interviews, storytelling, and drawing to understand what’s really happening in your world.
