Author Archives: Helen Walker

Join our Twitter chat! December 11th 4-5pm

#KMbChat ‘Interface: where research meets action, who should do what?’

Join the conversation by following@KMbChat and @CRFRtweets on Twitter; then, point your browser here to follow the hashtag, #KMbChat.

Questions
1. Have you supported social sector practitioners and … read more

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CPD courses – book now for 2014

CPD courses in research with children and young people:

These highly participative … read more

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Book now for December seminars

Check out our December seminar programme: http://www.crfr-archive.is.ed.ac.uk/eventsandtraining/training/seminars/

4 December 2013 Exploring childhood identities and their relationship with equality and social justice
11 December 2013  Full-spectrum childhood: the relational space of self-confident children
12 December 2013 Out-of-school activities and children’s learning… read more

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Moral Panics and the State

Book now for the third in this topical ESRC funded seminar series examing moral panics in the 21st Century.

Cardiff University, Friday 22 November.

For more details and to book go to: http://moralpanicseminars.wordpress.com/

Keynote speakers :
Professor Martin Innes, Director … read more

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New briefing: claiming an evidence base for services and interventions

New briefing on claiming an evidence base for services and interventions was launched at CRFR’s conference, So What? Measuring impact in services for children and young people. The briefing is by CRFR with Evaluation Support Scotland, based on an analysis … read more

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Measuring impact in services for children and young people

Book your place at our 22 October conference: So What? Measuring impact in services for children and young people. Speakers include Laura Lundy and Lesley Emerson from the Research Centre for Children’s Rights and keynote speech from Violence Reduction Unit’s … read more

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