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CPD courses – book now for 2014

CPD courses in research with children and young people:

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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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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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Take part in our impact survey

Tell us how we’ve had an impact on your work – and enter our prize draw. It only takes 10 minutes of your time, and means we can plan our publications and events to better benefit you!

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World renowned expert speaks at CRFR conference

Professor Evan Stark, author of Coercive Control: how men entrap women in personal life, and Leverhulme Trust-funded visitor to CRFR is speaking at the annual conference of the Gender-Based Violence research network today.

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Research on children’s views on rights, and child protection

The Scottish Government commissioned two research reports by CRFR staff and associates, on children and young people’s views on rights, and on child protection systems:

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