Learning and Resources
Welcome to our learning hub! On this page you will find tools, resources and events to learn more about child marriage and related issues, and be successful in your advocacy, youth activism and fundraising.
Learning
Here we provide thematic overviews of the latest evidence on child marriage and what works to end it, as well as practical guidance on how to use this in your work. Each page includes a selection of briefs, fact sheets, toolkits and other leaning products on child marriage, as well as guidance on advocacy, youth activism and fundraising.
Shared learning and capacity building
Resource centre
This is where we store all our resources – and those produced by other organisations and individuals working to end child marriage – in an easily-searchable collection. The Resource Centre includes briefs, fact sheets, infographics, manuals, reports, toolkits and other materials to promote learning and action to end child marriage.
Latest resources
Safeguarding Standards for Girls Not Brides members
This document lays out a set of eight key safeguarding standards that member organisations are asked to uphold in order ensure that children, young people and adults at risk are safe from harm. All Girls Not Brides members must commit to these standards.
The Respect I Deserve
The story of Asha, a girl in India who experienced violence in her child marriage.
Events
This page brings together learning and advocacy events – and related materials –including webinars and online learning and sharing opportunities.
Tools
We developed these tools to help you learn about the prevalence of child marriage around the world and the range of strategies needed to address it.
Child marriage atlas
Our interactive atlas shows child marriage data for every country in the world, and the specific drivers and contexts. Explore the map to understand the scale of the problem across the world, and find out what is being done to address it.
Theory of change
Our Theory of Change shows the range of approaches needed to address child marriage, and the role everyone has to play to end the harmful practice.