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The law as a tool for changing gender norms affecting adolescent girls: The case of child marriage laws

Authors: Rachel Marcus, Sophie Brodbeck

Tags: Education, Child marriage, Gender-based violence

Social institutions as mediating sites for changing gender norms: Nurturing girl’s resilience to child marriage in Uganda

Authors: Florence Muhanguzi Kyoheirwe, Grace Kyomuhendo Bantebya, Carol Watson

Tags: Child marriage, Education

Social Norms and Girls’ Well-Being: Linking Theory and Practice

Authors: Bapu Vaitla , Alice Taylor, Julia Van Horn, Ben Cislaghi

Tags: Gender-based violence, Child marriage, Female genital mutilation/cutting, Education, Theory

Using social marketing to shift discriminatory gender norms

Authors: Voices for Change

Tags: Private sector, Gender-based violence, Child marriage, Voice and agency, Media

Education, marriage, fertility and labour market experiences of young women in Uganda: Evidence from a qualitative assessment

Authors: Gemma Ahaibwe, Sarah Ssewanyana, Ibrahim Kasirye

Tags: Economic empowerment, Education, Child marriage

Fostering gender equity among early adolescents: benefits of adding family and community interventions to the Choices curriculum

Authors: Rebecka Lundgren , Susannah Gibbs, Brad Kerner

Tags: Education, Men, boys and masculinities, Child marriage, Community development

Applying theory to practice: CARE’s journey piloting social norms measures for gender programming

Authors: Leigh Stefanik, Theresa Hwang

Tags: Gender-based violence, Child marriage, Theory, Data, tools and measurement

Index of Acceptability - Asia Child Marriage Initiative

Tags: Child marriage, Data, tools and measurement

Tackling discrimination against girls: stories from Nepal

Tags: Education, Child marriage, Media

‘This is not the work of a day’: Communications for social norm change around early marriage and education for adolescent girls in Uganda

Authors: Grace Kyomuhendo Bantebya, Florence Muhanguzi Kyoheirwe, Carol Watson

Tags: Education, Child marriage, Community development, Media