Summary Slide Pack of IC Research Reports 2008-16

This week we are releasing the first edition of our ‘Research Summary Slide Pack’, condensing headline findings from 22 published studies. We hope that this document will help readers get a sense of the work we have undertaken, as well as some of the

Where are the geographers? The need for inter-disciplinary approaches to CSE

In this post Jenny Lloyd argues that the field of CSE research could benefit from the perspective geographers bring, including how the dynamics of place create or mitigate sexual risk. When we think about where child sexual exploitation (CSE) happens

Police responses to safeguarding concerns – what do young people think?

‘There is no point in spending ages setting up and carrying out research if you don’t put the same amount of effort into sharing the findings’ said one of our project advisors recently, and it is so true. As researchers

New to Realist Evaluation? Five key points that will help you get started

A number of researchers in the International Centre use a realist approach to evaluation. Julie Harris and Lucie Shuker outline some of the key aspects of this approach for those who are new to it. This week staff from the International Centre presented three papers