Transforming Africa's largest generation into its greatest generation
Cornell's profile of Prof. Eloundou explains PICHNET's model across youth capacity development, research, and policy communication.
Media
Stories and media
Articles, field stories, media coverage, and public writing connected to PICHNET's work on youth transition in Cameroon.
PICHNET stories connect research, youth cohorts, media coverage, and public writing without separating them into different silos.
Turning youth data into public knowledge
PICHNET's 2019 survey supported public discussion on youth behavior, school performance, alcohol use, drug use, nutrition, violence, and inequality.
Trust is part of the method
A Cornell-PICHNET exam-prep experiment showed that digital tools can support learning, but only when students trust the source and the institution.
Helping journalists work with data
PICHNET organized training for JNMAP journalists on statistical sources and stronger reporting around health, human development, and security.
When researchers and journalists learn together
A Yaounde workshop with PICHNET, IFORD, Care-IFA, researchers, journalists, and students created a space for translating demographic research into public communication.
A coup de pouce for young people in transition
PICHNET's 2019 holiday program trained 300 Premiere and Terminale students in Yaounde around the move from secondary school into adult life.
What students said about school, health, and vulnerability
Early student consultations surfaced young people's own analysis of unwanted pregnancies, STIs, HIV/AIDS, harassment, family responsibility, and school support.
Students confront sexual harassment in schools
Students described harassment, its consequences, and the role they wanted parents, teachers, and school leaders to play in prevention.
Will Africa get a schooling dividend?
Prof. Eloundou's World Bank essay gives the intellectual root of PICHNET's concern with schooling, fertility transition, and deliberate youth investment.