What can be done about cyberbullying in the UK?
This report draws on qualitative research on the nature and impacts of cyberbullying, and what can be done to address it.
This report draws on qualitative research on the nature and impacts of cyberbullying, and what can be done to address it.
The latest figures show that the overall level of crime, and likelihood of becoming a victim of crime, continues to fall in Scotland.
We were commissioned to assess and understand the impact of Family Drug and Alcohol Courts in England.
Lives Not Knives (LNK) is a youth-led charity with a mission to prevent knife crime, serious youth violence and school exclusions.
Send me a pic? (SMaP) is an education resource developed by the CEOP Education Team and provided as part of the national education programme.
This study was conducted in partnership with City, University of London, Universities UK (UUK), University of Surrey and De Montfort University.
We were commissioned by the MoJ to compile and appraise evidence about judicial diversity in England and Wales.
This research sought to explore social workers' understanding of IPV, and current approaches to responding to social cases involving IPV.
The SW!TCH Lives programme is a secondary school intervention for pupils aged between 11 and 14 who are at risk of being drawn into crime and violence
Research commissioned by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS).
Receive a regular update, sent directly to your inbox, with a summary of our current events, research, blogs and comment.
Subscribe