Resolution

 

The aim of the call was to support social science research projects that use quantitative survey data on vulnerability in childhood in Spain. Each project selected will receive up to 30,000 euros (including applicable taxes).

The selection process of the proposals received was conducted by academic experts linked to the field of social sciences. The projects were evaluated without the evaluators knowing the authorship or affiliation of the concurrent researchers.

The projects finally selected were as follows:

• Non-take-up of child benefits: protection against child poverty in the Spanish minimum vital income
  José Antonio Noguera, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

• Suicide Risk and Media and Social Media Consumption: A Survey of Spanish Children
  Daniel Barredo Ibañez, Universidad de Málaga

• Social, school and family connectedness and mental health in adolescence and vulnerability in LGBT
  Yolanda Pastor, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos

• Social Inequalities in Access to Green Spaces among Adolescent Population in the Main Spanish Cities
  Marco Garrido, Universidad de Sevilla

• Stigma and discrimination as a factor of vulnerability in childhood
  Clara González, Universidad de Valladolid

• Finding Opportunities for Children to Upbeat and Suceed despite Mental Disorders and Delinquency
  Ana Martinez Catena, Universitat de Barcelona
   

The following researchers participated in the selection process:

Victoria Hidalgo (US)     

Oscar Marcenaro (UMA)

Sara Serrate (USal)        

Víctor Sobrino (Kantar)

Albert Arcarons (EUI)

María José González (UPF)

Rui Lopes (ICS ULisboa)

Lara Maestripieri (UAB)

Carme Montserrat (UdG)

 

Barcelona, 13 June 2023​​​​​​​