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The International Survey of Children’s Well-Being (ISCWeB), is a worldwide research survey on children’s subjective well-being

Joined February 2015
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Wave 3 starts this year, again supported by Jacobs Foundation. Over 30 countries in 5 continents already involved. More welcome!
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Wave 2 data for first 16 countries now freely available on request – see isciweb.org/?CategoryID=141
Wave 2 of study recently completed. Final totals: Over 63,000 children in 19 countries took part.
Just published - our new report comparing lives and well-being of 17000 children aged 8 in 16 countries isciweb.org/_Uploads/dbsAtta…
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key point from our presentation today at the OECD: Choice and relationships are very important for children's well-being
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More needs to be done for children's rights!Only half of 35K children (15 countries) know their rights #ChildrensDay
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Data collection has just started in the province of Genoa, Italy. 3,000 children are going to share with us their evaluations of their lives
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Italy, the 20th country to join the second wave of our data collection. Benvenuto Italia! isciweb.org/?CategoryID=175
We can truly say that we reach children in various continents and countries! Checkout our latest numbers
Children in England are less happy in number of aspects of well-being compared to 14 countries @childrensociety goodchildhood2015.childrenss…
The largest international dataset of children's subjective well-being is now freely available to researches isciweb.org/?CategoryID=191
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Prof. Ben Arieh on the Whats Whys and Hows of learning from children isciweb.org/_Uploads/dbsAtta…
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Today in Berlin @children_iscweb researchers will speak on methodological challenges from multinational perspectives ah-ewi.tu-berlin.de/fileadmi…
Presentant l'estudi sobre la felicitat d'infants i joves de 15 països amb Ferran Casas @univgirona @YoEPublica
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New findings: Children from developing countries tend to be more satisfied with school. isciweb.org/_Uploads/dbsAtta…
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What children think about their lives? Check out our new findings from more than 53,000 children in 15 countries. isciweb.org/_Uploads/dbsAtta…
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The survey is now complete in Argentina with more than 1,000 children. The 16th country in our Second wave of data collection.