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Blog post: trends in public and private family law cases in Wales over time - what can mapping tell us?

Thursday 18th November 2020

New article: Maternal health, pregnancy and birth outcomes for women involved in care proceedings in Wales: a linked data study

Tuesday 17th November 2020

New article: Chinese international students and parents navigating (im)mobilities during the COVID-19 pandemic

Friday 13th November 2020

Keynote presentation: Born into care - stemming the tide of infant entry to care

Tuesday 3rd November 2020

Upcoming webinars: Marking motherhood – the tattoos of mothers living apart from their children

Friday 30th October 2020

Seminar recording available: Curiosity-driven, accessible tools for democratising data: social work and children’s services

Wednesday 28th October 2020

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Centre for Child and Family Justice Research @ChildFamJustice

Sounds really interesting! @stefdoebler @DrLCusworth @LJ_Griffiths @PopDataSci_SU @KarenB_LU @_ajStott https://t.co/ZWheVchoEV 14 hours ago

Centre for Child and Family Justice Research @ChildFamJustice

Another great new article! Refreshing to have more information on fathers - such an important read - well done all! https://t.co/XpOha3xcbS 3 days ago

Centre for Child and Family Justice Research @ChildFamJustice

New analysis of rates of public and private family law cases in Wales by Alex Lee (@PopDataSci_SU) and @DrLCusworth for @NuffieldFJO - trends over time and by LA shown in a series of maps @ADSSC_President @WGHealthandCare @childcomwales Blog post here https://t.co/j6gSj2ZtlM 4 days ago

Blog post: trends in public and private family law cases in Wales over time - what can mapping tell us?

New article: Maternal health, pregnancy and birth outcomes for women involved in care proceedings in Wales: a linked data study

New article: Chinese international students and parents navigating (im)mobilities during the COVID-19 pandemic

Keynote presentation: Born into care - stemming the tide of infant entry to care

Upcoming webinars: Marking motherhood – the tattoos of mothers living apart from their children

Seminar recording available: Curiosity-driven, accessible tools for democratising data: social work and children’s services

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