Through the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation program, the research and training network Children Born of War (CHIBOW) seeks to explore the lives of children born to local mothers and fathered by enemy soldiers, occupying forces, and locally stationed and peacekeeping forces during conflicts of the past one hundred years. Born both through mutually consenting "love relationships" and from rape, children born of war are a hidden population, relatively understudied and seldom spoken about in public spheres. Fift een early career researchers at eleven academic institutes across Europe will address this topic from a multidisciplinary perspective. This training network will act as a platform to share the life stories of people aff ected by war in the most profound ways and to alleviate some of the silence surrounding their experiences. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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