When Pacific children sketch the sea and their fishing practices : involving children in marine social science research Sustainability science : participatory research (volume 4) /Fache, Elodie /Carrière, Stéphanie M. /Sabinot, Catherine The 'SOCPacific' project (A Sea of Connections: Contextualising Fisheries in the South Pacific Region, 2018-2022, funded by ANR-DFG) sought to investigate the 'sea of connections' in which fishing practices and fisheries management are embedded across the South Pacific. Engaging children was crucial for adopting a marine sustainability framework that recognises intergenerational justice concerns and upholds children's rights. Children in the region are active participants in fishing activities and play a key role in sustaining the connections among people, the ocean, and marine life. Just like adults, they too can exercise their rights and responsibilities toward the ocean. Art workshops allowed them to take part in co-building our research agenda. IRD /Kleiche Dray, Mina (ed.) Goumri, M. (ed.) /Fréour, Claire (ed.) 2025 text https://www.documentation.ird.fr/hor/fdi:010095751 fdi:010095751 Fache Elodie, Carrière Stéphanie M., Sabinot Catherine. When Pacific children sketch the sea and their fishing practices : involving children in marine social science research. In : Kleiche Dray Mina (ed.), Goumri M. (ed.), Fréour Claire (ed.), . Sustainability science : participatory research (volume 4) IRD, 2025, 80-83 EN FIDJI NOUVELLE CALEDONIE VANUATU