Author Archives: Helen Walker

CRFR non-executive Director elected to the Royal Society of Edinburgh

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Sarah Cunningham-Burley has been elected to become a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE). The competition for these prestigious awards is extremely fierce so congratulations to Sarah from CRFR.… read more

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WORKSHOP – Beyond tradition? Non-traditional marriage, partnerships and the family in Scotland, past and present

The AHRC funded project, ‘A History of Working-Class Marriage in Scotland’, is holding a one day public engagement workshop, supported by CRFR, open to academics, postgraduates and practitioners. The goal is to connect academics with practitioners in order to better … read more

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Self-harm research to be highlighted

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Dr Amy Chandler has been invited to speak at two events being held this month:

Wednesday 5 March 2014, University of Nottingham, Critical Perspectives on Health and Social Care Seminar Series.

A manifestation of ‘true’ distress – Self-injury, emotion and read more

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CRFR poster wins first prize at Knowledge Mobilisation Forum!

CRFR’s About Families project poster was one of three winners at the UK’s first Knowledge Mobilisation Forum. Both the design of the poster, and the detail of About Families as an innovative Knowledge Mobilisation Project meant that it won … read more

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CRFR welcomes new staff members

CRFR is delighted to welcome the following researchers working across a range of new projects: Emma Davidson builds on her PhD work on young people’s everyday lives, their relationships and social/spatial geographies, Tineke Broer has started work on the Leverhulme … read more

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Latest CRFR publications

New for 2014 – CRFR Briefing 70: Feminist values and the governance of feminist organisations.

Also available now the CRFR January Newsletter.

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