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NCRM has been responding to the evolving needs of the social sciences community in the UK for 20 years. With a commitment to enhancing research …
During the UK general election, we saw the two main parties trying to speak to the question of the power of youth. While Labour’s manifesto …
Co-production is a harmonious dance where service providers, users and stakeholders sway together. It’s not a mere waltz; it’s a vibrant tango of authenticity, in a …
Dads feature in the lives of the vast majority of children. In Millennium Cohort Study (MCS) data (see chart below), 85 per cent of 17-year-olds lived …
As public health researchers, we are accustomed to wrestling with multifaceted challenges that surpass simple cause-and-effect relationships. Whether it be disease transmission, obesity, or addressing health …
The final webinar in the 2023 Critical Conversations series was focused on research with children and young people. The conversations started with lightning talks from …
Data-driven research skills feature on the UKRI ESRC’s agenda for supporting social scientists across all career stages. NCRM has pioneered work in this field for qualitative …
In September 2021, Cressida Dick, then-Metropolitan Police Commissioner, warned of children forming a "new generation of extremists" in the United Kingdom. Her comment came in …