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"Whist there is a well-developed ethics literature on children and youth in social research, less is published on the lessons learned in navigating research ethics in longitudinal studies." (Crivello, G. and Morrow, V., 2021) childethics.com/library/ethics…

When ethical ‘slippages’ occur – moments departing from expectations but not leading to clear breaches of ethical conduct – researchers are left ill-equipped to manage situations that arise. (Cutting, K., & Peacock, S., 2021). childethics.com/library/making…

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We continue our focus on literature which considers the ethical implications of involving young children in research about digital childhoods. Our latest articles can be found here: childethics.com/library/

Critical reflection of our practices is essential to ethical research involving children. Our latest library article questioning unproblematised anonymisation. This is an open access article, the full text is freely available to view and download via childethics.com/library/facele…

Containing over 830 articles collated over the last 10 years, our online library is a great place to search for the latest child-focused ethical research. And better yet, it is searchable from every page and links to other sections of the website too. childethics.com/library

A very important article was just added to our library. You can access it here: childethics.com/library/reimag…

Our latest library article reflects on researchers’ adultness in the context of two central motifs that accompany interview research with children, “ascertaining children’s perspectives” and “meeting research objectives (the researcher’s objectives)”. childethics.com/library/adults…

In this editorial, Spyrou raises and explores data extractivism as a matter of concern for childhood researchers, touching on relationality, co-research and co-production of knowledge, decolonising approaches and Indigenous, collaborative methodologies. childethics.com/library

The Journal Children's Geographies are featuring excellent articles on researching during times of crisis. You can access them through our library here: childethics.com/library/

Our latest library articles explore the use of Photovoice, social media and visual research involving children. You can access them here -> childethics.com/library/

“Developments in ethnographic methods to collect data have raised new challenges for researchers who study children regarding such issues as formal procedures for informed consent and obtaining children's assent to research encounters.” Read more here: childethics.com/library/a-cult…

This article explores ethics-in-action, highlighting the possibilities and complexities of naturalistic video observations with very young children in early childhood settings. You can read it here: childethics.com/library/relati…

Our latest case study discusses the ethics of acknowledging and documenting "failed" moments within research, arguing it allows researchers to foster a critical approach towards power dynamics and adultism. You can read it here: childethics.com/case-studies/e…

Our latest library article by Wiedenman, E. M., Lee, K. M., & Hunleth, J. explores the ethical tensions of having adults in the room during research. You can read it here: childethics.com/library/the-ad… WU-ISC3 Alberta PLP Katie Lee, PhD & @[email protected] @jhunleth