CRFR Co-Director (Knowledge Exchange) Sarah Morton has been using Contribution Analysis as a tool to evaluate complex interventions, and research impact. Watch this short video where Sarah describes what she likes about the approach, and how it can help with … read more
‘Ideas that the quality of parental nurturing and attachment in the first years of a child’s life is hard-wiring their brains for success or failure, are reflected in policy reports and in targeted services delivering early intervention.
Rather than upholding … read more
International experts bring new perspectives to issues of child protection and domestic abuse. This is a unique opportunity to meet and network with these international colleagues.
Ramona Alaggia has recently been conducting research with adult survivors to identify risk and … read more
In CRFR’s latest blog Amy Chandler, CRFR research associate, talks about some of the issues being raised in her project, Alcohol Stories, a study of middle-aged men, alcohol, mental health, self-harm and suicide. She reflects on recent statistics on suicide … read more
Read 6 new articles from the Families, Relationships and Societies journal (FRS) on love, marriage and commitment. CRFR Non-Executive Director Sarah Cunningham-Burley was co-founder of the journal and chairs the editorial board.
- What’s love got to do with marriage?
- Authenticity,
CRFR is offering three Continuing Professional Development courses this year, delivered by professionals who have extensive experience in delivering education and training on research and consultation with children and young people:
Involving children and young people in research and consultation… read more