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How the Past Speaks: Uncovering the Roots of My Work with Child Domestic Workers
I have often wondered what first drew me to focus on working children and, in particular, the situation of child domestic workers -...
Helen Veitch
Sep 304 min read
Ethics in research with children isn’t about forms and signatures — it’s a journey that builds trust and respects voice.
By Helen Veitch Too often, research with children in high-risk situations is treated as a tick-box exercise. But real ethics means...
Helen Veitch
Sep 301 min read
Two Sides of the Same Coin: Why Tackling Child Domestic Work Means Tackling Child Marriage
By Jonathan Blagbrough In the fight against child exploitation, child marriage and child domestic work often appear on separate policy...
Helen Veitch
Aug 275 min read
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