A number of NCRM research methods training courses are being held throughout 2016 in a variety of locations. This includes ‘Making and Measuring Impact’ run by CRFR director Sarah Morton.
For further details of all the courses and to book … read more
A new report has been launched by the Carnegie UK Trust – ‘InterAction: How can academics and the third sector work together to influence policy and practice?’. It is written by Professor Mark Shucksmith and references the work of CRFR … read more
CRFR seminar at the UNIVERSITY OF DUNDEE
27 April 2016 • 2.00pm – 3.30pm
Baxter Suite, 1.36, 1st floor Tower building, University of Dundee
Irene Rizzini
Professor at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and
Director of … read more
What do we mean by originality, rigour and significance and how would we score outputs across the range 1* to 4* (Research Excellence Framework, 2014)? Take an active role in identifying these dimensions of assessing outputs. Professor Linda McKie will … read more
Monday 6 June 13.00 – 16.00
Godfrey Thomson Hall, The University of Edinburgh
Psychiatry is hugely important to mental health research and practice, but it is not the only component. Researchers from, for example, the social sciences, humanities, and service-user … read more
With input from CRFR’s Claire Houghton and the young experts of the IMPACT project, an updated version of Equally Safe, Scotland’s strategy to end violence against women and girls strategy has just been published.
Read the report at:
http://blogs.scotland.gov.uk/equally-safe/files/2016/03/Equally-Safe-updated-version-published-23-March-2016.pdf… read more