‘The Missing Middle’ in childhood poverty and wellbeing indicators

This is the second post in a 3-part series from the Children’s Policy Centre at ANU, focusing on childhood poverty and wellbeing indicators. Today Cadhla O’Sullivan, Megan Lang and Sharon Bessell highlight the gaps for children in the middle years, why this matters, and the importance of listening to children to understand their experiences of poverty.

Policy and governancePower to Persuade17 July 2024Measurement, Children, wellbeing

Embracing a Measurement Culture in Australia's For-Purpose Sector

Measurement culture is becoming increasingly necessary for organisations striving to maximise their social impact. Dr Rhiannon Parker examines why this is important for helping the for-purpose sector stay relevant and effective in a rapidly changing landscape

Creating using evidencePower to Persuade6 April 2023For-purpose, Non-profit, Measurement, Data collection

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