This is also included in the sub-grant program of the Project on Supporting the Economic, Social and Cultural Rights of Disadvantaged Groups in Türkiye through Monitoring and Advocacy Partnerships, supported by the Delegation of the European Union to Türkiye and carried out in partnership with the Monitoring Association for Equal Rights (ESHİD) and Human Rights Information and Documentation Systems (HURIDOCS). We applied to engage in rights-based advocacy that demonstrates relationality. Our aims were; To make visible the direct and indirect effects of the social, economic, political and ecological consequences of the crises on child, early and forced marriage practices in communities, households and settlements experiencing discrimination and rights violations. To reveal the changing dynamics of child marriages. To produce information and data for advocacy on the solution of this problem in intersection areas. In addition, we aimed to influence policy priorities and resource planning allocated for practices in order to be prepared and resilient to crises by revealing how disasters experienced in the age of mpolycrisisaffect the deepening inequalities, deprivations and discriminatory policies on the human rights of children and women. On 6 February 2023, we conducted field research in Adana to answer the question of what are the direct and indirect effects of the social, economic, political and ecological consequences of the Kahramanmaraş centred earthquakes on the practices of child, early and forced marriage of girls in communities, households and settlements experiencing discrimination and rights violations. 18