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"...we’d gone from eating full food-pyramid dinners to eating beans on toast or scrambled eggs on toast or melted cheese on toast. I recognized the shame—my mother’s, which prevented her from talking about our situation; and my own, at being a burden to my parent."

Our latest library resource by Bradbury-Jones, C., Isham, L., & Taylor, J. (2018) delves into the literature to uncover the ethical complexities of inclusion in mainstream participatory practice. childethics.com/the-eric-libra…

Check out our toolkit which invites non-Aboriginal practitioners to look and listen, learn and reflect, and practise the principles that support genuine engagement with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, families and communities. bit.ly/2HZKwcM #NAIDOC2021

Listen to what children say about #food insecurity .."I'm scared we won't have money for food" Prof Christina Pollard theconversation.com/im-scared-we-w… The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

Our latest paper Food Insecurity and Child Development: A State-of-the-Art Review mdpi.com/1244786 ##mdpiijerph via IJERPH - takes a socioecological approach with recommendations #zerohunger @WCCNR

This state-of-the-art review examines severity & persistence of food insecurity on child development. It supports link between food insecurity and sub-optimal child development + need for further research on food insecurity causes👇 Danielle Gallegos, PhD, FDAA UQ ISSR Life Course Centre

As thinking and practice has grown around ethical research involving children, so too has the need to train and equip new researchers with relevant knowledge and the associated mindsets. Our latest case study explores this. Go to childethics.com/case-studies

World Food Day is also about acknowledging food solutions, like Green P Farm, that allow everyday #FoodHeroes to stay connected to their roots whilst putting nutritious food on the table 🌏🥗 #WorldFoodDay2021 #WCCNR #nutrition #health #FeedingFamilies

Busting myths around food security and poverty this #antipovertyweek with Sabine Baker and the @WCCNR team. See more here: research.qut.edu.au/wccnr/2021/10/…

Our latest blog by Julia Truscott considers the tensions behind providing sufficient, clear and age-appropriate information to allow children to make a suitably informed decisions in research. To read, go to: childethics.com/blog/supportin…

Recently Ireland has been at the forefront of promoting and implementing child and youth participatory approaches to policy-making, practice and research. Thanks to our wonderful contributors and Children's Research Network this new publication captures these approaches and the learning generated

Essentials of life include whatever is necessary to take your place in public without shame. Having agency, a sense of self-worth, and participating in networks of family and friends. Lack of income threatens these and damages health. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

How many Australians are going hungry? We don't know for sure, and that's a big part of the problem theconversation.com/how-many-austr… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand @drmwilliams A/Prof Fiona McKay Dr Stephanie Godrich Katherine Kent Monash Nutrition

We really don’t know! We need to start monitoring household food insecurity and we need to make sure that we know how many children are impacted. Children are our future if they go hungry they cannot learn, live or play to their best. #NoOzKidsHungry

🧵1/5 We describe the extent of #children’s involvement in #food related #qualitative #research, and how this research can be best conducted with children in our recently published #scopingreview bit.ly/464ROEl Danielle Gallegos, PhD, FDAA Helen Vidgen Dr Foluké (Abi) Badejo Centre for Childhood Nutrition Research QUT

Wonderful and insightful work by Sophie Wright-Pedersen and coauthors. Children's perspectives can add so much to food and nutrition research - supporting their active participation and sharing the best ways of doing this is so important. Centre for Childhood Nutrition Research Danielle Gallegos, PhD, FDAA Helen Vidgen Dr Foluké (Abi) Badejo

Every child has the right to healthy food! This Anti-poverty Week we’re calling for everyone to come together and #endchildhunger. Anti-Poverty Week #APW23 #endchildpoverty #nutritionresearch #QUT

#Equitablenutrition for every child! As Anti-Poverty Week comes to an end, 1 in 4 Australian families continue to experience food insecurity. Let's come together to #endchildhunger #APW23 Learn more about our #research bit.ly/3rZiU1c #endchildpoverty

📢New paper: Review of food insecurity screening tools, experiences of screening and key implementation factors. We provide recommendations for tool selection and best practice screening. mdpi.com/2809560 #mdpinutrients via Nutrients MDPI Danielle Gallegos, PhD, FDAA Mandy Taylor