Dr Glynis Clacherty talks us through an example of an intergenerational child-led programme in rural Nshamba, Tanzania.
Over 20 years ago children affected by HIV worked together to help each other deal with the psychological and practical hardships they were experiencing.
Now, young adults who were once part of the programme support other children to run their own income producing activities and negotiate life together.
Episode recorded 23 March 2023
Dr. Glynis Clacherty
Researcher, South Africa/Zimbabwe
Resources
Mobilising Children & Youth into their Own Child- & Youth-led Organisations
A journey into children’s participation
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