Did you enjoy our last few partner stories about cultivating oysters in New York Harbour, preventing fires in western Spain, and supporting Indigenous women’s organisations in Guatemala? 📖Read more about our great partners in the annual report here: ar.oakfnd.org/2022/

Our research suggests that Health extension workers support multiple adolescent challenges beyond just health. Read more in our The Conversation Africa article Silinganisiwe Dzumbunu UKRI GCRF Accelerate Hub theconversation.com/community-heal…

📢We are hiring! New opportunity – consultant Data Analyst and Reports Writer for our #SafeOnline initiative! Learn more and apply: bit.ly/JobOpportunity_

👏GPI members Prof Frances Gardner, Phiamia, Dr Jamie M. Lachman, Dr Godfrey Siu & Prof Liane Peña Alampay presenting at World Health Organization (WHO) #Webinar- From #EvidenceToAction: towards scaling up #ParentingInterventions to prevent maltreatment and enhance parent-child relationships. Oxford DSPI

Building Stronger Families: The Role of Parenting Programmes in Preventing Child Abuse. Report shows parenting programmes can be successful in promoting positive parent-child interactions and reducing violence against children. 👉bit.ly/3obrHKS AVPN Dr Jamie M. Lachman

We're very excited to be welcoming Philip Leifeld to speak about discourse network analysis at our first Oxford DSPI methods seminar of the year on Thursday 4pm. Details here! talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/0f0b0…

‼️IMPORTANT: Tips for parents coping with conflict in Sudan! The Oxford Uni Sudanese Society has partnered with Global Parenting Initiative among other global NGOs to co-develop an evidence-informed professional parenting tips aimed to support parents living and traveling with children..

Our MaPa Paper is now available on line authors.elsevier.com/a/1gy0b,Nz~NRr…

School corporal punishment is still lawful in 63 states worldwide compromising 793 million children, half of the global school-age population. We call on all governments to prohibit all forms of violent punishment without delay! @GPtoEndViolence bit.ly/EndCorPun_2023

Parents: Need help with parenting challenges? Join PACES, our 7-week Positive Parenting Skills Training programme. Get the support you need to create a safe, positive and thriving environment for your children! > theparentcentre.org.za/paces/ #PostiveParenting #TheParentCentre

We have to put children and adolescents at the center of everything we do

Don't miss the opportunity to learn about Discourse Network Analysis from Philip Leifeld at the Government @ Essex! Join us for the seminar on April 27th. Register via: talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/0f0b0…

⁦Parenting for Lifelong Health⁩ is recruiting a collaborative, resourceful, and socially committed individual to serve as our first Director of Programmes. Please circulate widely! #parenting #recruiting #programdirector linkedin.com/jobs/view/3611…

Only a few more days to apply for an amazing opportunity to work with ⁦Parenting for Lifelong Health⁩ as our new Director of Programmes supporting the scale up of playful parenting programmes in the Global South. Please share! linkedin.com/jobs/view/3611…

An amazing opportunity to join ⁦Parenting for Lifelong Health as our Content Developer working with ⁦Laurie Markle⁩ on designing innovative human-led and digital parenting solutions to end violence against children and support child wellbeing in the Global South linkedin.com/jobs/view/3611…

So wonderful to finally be together as a team presenting findings from our study on the scale up of Parenting for Lifelong Health for Teens in Tanzania!

New paper just published in Family Process on psychometric properties of the Parenting Scale used to measure dysfunctional parenting: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/QIFBQQH3…

New comment published in The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health highlighting increased risk of violence against children due to climate change Oxford DSPI frances gardner Global Parenting Initiative

Very informative scoping review on engagement with digital health interventions

So proud of your accomplishments and all the amazing things that are in store for you in the future Mackenzie Martin (PhD, she/her)