CESSDA 50th Anniversary conference strengthens global research collaboration and infrastructure.

This event brought together policymakers, government representatives, NGOs, research infrastructures and researchers from across Europe, featuring talks from GUIDE partners and collaborators on digital media and technology, climate change and the green transition, mental health, health and inequality, measurement of child wellbeing and children in conflict zones. The consortium meeting offered a chance to look back on everything the project has achieved to this point.

Dr Klea Ramaj represented GUIDE and PERU in Brussels.

LEARN explores educational inequalities and policy challenges.