Building the Evidence Base for Child-Sensitive Media Practice
CRALAF invests in studies and knowledge products that deepen the collective understanding of the relationship between media and child protection, helping ensure that our training, advocacy and awards work are grounded in evidence.
As part of this pillar, CRALAF convenes stakeholders, including institutions such as the Directorate of Children's Coordination (DCI) and others, during trainings and events to share knowledge, pose questions, and engage directly with content creators and media practitioners.
Research studies and knowledge products on media and child protection.
Multi-stakeholder engagement sessions during trainings and events.
Platforms for dialogue between government bodies, child protection actors and media.
Good intentions aren't enough. Effective child-sensitive media practice needs to be backed by research and continuous learning. This pillar ensures CRAPMA's work stays evidence-informed and responsive to emerging issues.