This half-day conference brings together researchers, practitioners and decision-makers working on self-harm, to discuss the role and relevance of families and relationships in shaping how self-harm is practiced, understood and responded to.
While much existing work on self-harm focuses on … read more
This book, by CRFR associate director Philomena de Lima, reflects on how the economies, social characteristics, ways of life and global relationships of rural areas of Europe have changed in recent years. This reveals a need to refresh the concepts … read more
Recent media coverage of high profile sexual abuse cases prompted some commentators to question if we are witnessing a ‘moral panic’ in relation to sexual abuse. Join us for presentations and debate about the implications of framing sexual abuse in … read more
Call for papers is open until 17th October 2014 for the families and relationships stream of the BSA Annual Conference 2015. Abstracts are welcome on any aspect of families and/or relationships, but for further details please go to the conference … read more
Christina McMellon and Kay Tisdall will be undertaking research for the Office of the Children’s Commissioner, exploring children’s and parent/carers’ experiences of using or wanting to use school complaints procedures in England. Young people from the partner organisation Investing in … read more
Sarah Morton assisted Starcatchers, which specialises in performances and creativity for babies, toddlers and young children under the age of 5, to evaluate their programme that put artists in residence into childcare centres. Read the results from the evaluation here: … read more