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Professor Karen Broadhurst made a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences

Thursday 26th March 2020

New article: Data Resource - Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service (Cafcass) public family law administrative records in England

Thursday 26th March 2020

Linking two administrative datasets about looked after children in Scotland

Monday 9th March 2020

'Astonishing breakthrough': Munby hails access to family justice data

Tuesday 3rd March 2020

Children, family and recurrence in private law in Wales: seminar presentation by Dr Linda Cusworth

Tuesday 18th February 2020

New research indicates that one in four mothers in care proceedings in Wales are at risk of 'repeat removals' of children

Friday 14th February 2020

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Some more good news - a new article profiling the @MyCafcass data, by Stu Bedston, @KarenB_LU and colleagues https://t.co/rr4uF1WsPJ 1 week ago

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Lovely news that Prof Karen Broadhurst (@KarenB_LU) is amongst those elected as Fellow to the Academy of Social Sciences (@AcadSocSciences) https://t.co/2zwzrR1COg 2 weeks ago

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New #DataInsights published by @SCADR_data on the Permanently Progressing project (@PermProg @DrLCusworth) which involved innovative linkage of two administrative datasets on looked after children in Scotland More here https://t.co/yFALqe7Qps 1 month ago

Professor Karen Broadhurst made a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences

New article: Data Resource - Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service (Cafcass) public family law administrative records in England

Linking two administrative datasets about looked after children in Scotland

'Astonishing breakthrough': Munby hails access to family justice data

Children, family and recurrence in private law in Wales: seminar presentation by Dr Linda Cusworth

New research indicates that one in four mothers in care proceedings in Wales are at risk of 'repeat removals' of children

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