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The Importance of the Voice of Children: The Lives of Underprivileged Pre-Schoolers in Mauritius
1 November – By Audrey Janssen
When discussing child well-being, we often rely on expert opinions and theoretical frameworks. However, the most authentic insights come directly from the children themselves. Unfortunately, the voices of children, especially those living in underprivileged conditions, are frequently overlooked in research and policymaking. This neglect can lead to well-intentioned initiatives that fail to address children's actual needs. To bridge this gap, it's essential to directly engage with the children and understand their unique perspectives.