CRFR are delighted to be part of the new What Works Scotland centre announced last week by the ESRC.
Over the next three years WWS will work closely with Community Planning Partnerships and other stakeholders to find, create, evaluate and … read more
Lynn Jamieson has been elected as the new president of the BSA. This is a prestigious post so congratulations from everyone at CRFR. We are also delighted to hear that Linda McKie was elected as a new trustee to the … read more
This one-day symposium on Thursday 5 June, is hosted by The University of Edinburgh, and held as part of the Wellcome Trust strategic award – The Human Body, its scope, limits and future
The symposium will provide a forum for … read more
CRFR briefing on feminist values and governance, written by Shirley Otto, has been featured in Third Force News. Based on conversations with trustees and other associates, the research outlines six feminist values that are fundamental to good governance: solidarity, … read more
Researchers from University of Glasgow are holding a one-day symposium, Dialogues with Scotland’s History of Domestic Abuse, on Friday 20 June 2014.
It is hoped that the event will bring together a network of people researching and working in the … read more
Linda’s co-authored article, Gendered policy and policy on gender: the case of domestic violence, is one of the 5 most read articles in Policy and Politics. Congratulations from everyone at CRFR.… read more