Newsletters
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GRADE Informa 16: The education market in Peru
In the new episode of GRADE Conversa podcast, our researchers María Balarin and María Fernanda Rodríguez dismantle the functioning of the private education market in the country, regarding the debate on the impact of the educational voucher system and the results of the Student Sample Survey 2022. There are still a few days left to […]
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GRADE Informa 15: Migraciones en pandemia
At the beginning of the pandemic, approximately 248,311 Peruvians returned from the cities to their rural areas of origin. We talked to our researcher Mauricio Espinoza about a research study that analyzes this migration process. Registration is now open for our new online course Quality management in public sector services. Together with UNRISD and the […]
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GRADE Informa 14: Gender-based violence in pandemic
We talked with researcher Angelo Cozzubo about a recent study that assess the impact of the social isolation measures due to the pandemic on violence against women in our country. We did a countdown of our most downloaded publications and most viewed webinars during 2022. Find out about or upcoming online courses: on research methodologies for teachers […]
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GRADE Informa 13
In November, we organized virtual and open seminars and round table discussions. As part of the IDRC’s COVID-19 Responses for Equity initiative, we discussed community-based anti-hunger strategies and gender-sensitive labor inclusion. With from the RISE initiative, we discussed the work of three projects supporting public school teachers. In addition, complex systems were analyzed through Machine […]
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GRADE Informa 12: Expectations of higher education in the Peruvian Amazon
We talked with our researchers Claudia Sugimaru and Juan León about the factors that produce and reproduce educational inequalities capable of affecting the future trajectory of schoolchildren in the Peruvian Amazon. We launched the book “El Perú pendiente: ensayos para un desarrollo con bienestar” on the sidelines of our 40 anniversary. The full book and […]
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GRADE Informa 11: Mental health and emotional well-being in pandemic
We talked with Alan Sánchez and Vanessa Rojas about how the pandemic affected the mental health of the young participants in the Young Lives study. Our researchers share quantitative and qualitative findings on the relationship between mental health and topics such as food insecurity and educational trajectories. We announce the new members of our Executive […]
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GRADE Informa 10: Education, children with disabilities and pandemic
We spoke with researcher Gabriela Ramos about how the health emergency has affected the presence and participation of students with disabilities in education. The study, a policy brief, the podcast and the video of the discussion event are available. Also, we share our most recent Open Access publications and media collaborations.
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GRADE Informa 9: The First 40 of GRADE
We launched “The First 40 of GRADE”, an opportunity to look at ourselves in perspective, explore what has been worked to date, and share our expectations regarding social research in the country in the future. Over the next few weeks, we invite you to join us on this anniversary tour. Together with FLACSO Chile, within […]
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GRADE Informa 8: Food insecurity and pandemic
We spoke with Young Lives researcher Katherine Curi about new research on the risk of food insecurity during the pandemic for the families of the longitudinal study and the role of government support in mitigating it. We have prepared an infographic to understand the barriers to education for Venezuelan migrant children and adolescents in Peru. We also share our […]
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GRADE Informa 7: Social and labour protection
Regarding his new publication, we spoke with our researcher Hugo Ñopo about his diagnosis of social and labor protection policies in Peru: a spiral of good intentions, bad results and worse responses. We have prepared an animation and an infographic to understand their conclusions. We held the presentation and discussion of the selection of three studies […]
