Join us in person in #Limerick 🇮🇪 @HIST_UL OR online💻 We’ll explore how #ImpSci can sustain public services in an uncertain future. Including #health #socialcare #environment #education #policy Book now! arc-sl.nihr.ac.uk/events-trainin…

👏 What an incredible keynote by Dr. BinBin J. Pearce at #EIE2023! It was great to see so many professionals who are keen to learn more about the power of transdisciplinary #research, design thinking, transitions research & #implementation science. 🙌 IMPACT - Swiss Implementation Science Network @implementEIC

🛫Leaving Basel with a heart full of gratitude and inspiration after an incredible #EIE2023 🎯Was a wonderful opportunity to learn from #implsci leaders as @Bianca_Albers, Allison Metz and many others Thank you for an amazing experience! See you in UK 2025 ❤️ @implementEIC

Super interesting read, a comprehensive review of #YouthJusticeProgramme gov.ie/en/publication…

We are delighted to welcome the former Youth Diversion Projects Best Practice Team into the Research Evidence Policy Programmes and Practice team joining @Caitlin_REPPP Dr Eoin O’Meara Daly Jackie Dwane to form the #YDPResearchandDevelopment team. Keep an eye out for interesting developments UL School of Law @campus_engage

Looking forward to the next two days of exciting implementation science sessions @HIST_UL Research Evidence Policy Programmes and Practice King's College London UL Research

Thank you for an inspiring opening plenary David Pencheon #ImpSci23

Honoured to hear Prof Enola Proctor reflect on 10 years of Implementation Outcomes Research at University of Limerick #ImpSci23 @HIST_UL School of Nursing and Midwifery, UL

Special thanks to our amazing partners in delivering and hosting the conference @HIST_UL Health Research Institute and our supporters King's Health Partners Frontiers in Health Services Centre for Evidence and Implementation #ImpSci23

Prof Anne MacFarlane and Prof Helen Phelan spoke at seminar #artsbasedmethodology about the use of music as a tool to meaningfully engage marginalised groups in research, with the aim to develop a network to build capacity for refugee & migrants involvement in health research IRL

Looking forward to our #ASIMemoryWalk2023 tomorrow in Mungret Park at 11am. All welcome #LetsWalkTogether

We are thrilled that our Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration funded #GreentownProject has received this prestigious performance funding award from HEA today. UL School of Law Centre for Crime, Justice & Victim Studies (CCJVS) Faculty of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences @UL UL President UL Research

Research Evidence Policy Programmes and Practice Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration HEA UL School of Law Centre for Crime, Justice & Victim Studies (CCJVS) Faculty of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences @UL UL President UL Research What an honour! Research Evidence Policy Programmes and Practice's innovative #GreentownProgramme, seeks to help kids involved in #criminalnetworks to exit them safely & access opportunities. We won a HEA impact award!! Our partners include Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration, @Tusla, @Probation, @Gardainfo & amazing local projects.

Great to be at the HEA awards today in Carlow with the team Sean Redmond Jane Mulcahy PhD (she/her) Catherine Naughton PhD Research Evidence Policy Programmes and Practice UL School of Law to collect this award for the Greentown Programme. Really important things to come from this funding!

Members of the REPPP Research and Development Team meet with Minister of State James Browne TD at the 2023 Youth Diversion Conference in Croke Park today Research Evidence Policy Programmes and Practice James Browne TD #YouthDiversionProject

Caitlin Lewis and Niamh Skelly of the Youth Diversion Project Research and Evaluation Team present at today’s YDP National Conference @Caitlin_REPPP Research Evidence Policy Programmes and Practice #YouthDiversionProject

REPPP Director Prof Seán Redmond & Prof Alice Coffey School of Nursing and Midwifery, UL, are presenting today at the IUA symposium in Dublin. Their presentation will focus on building bridges between policy and research, looking at complex design, implementation & the value of research partnerships

Why Ireland needs to qualify for another international football tournament - and what this has to do with crime prevention. By Dr Eoin O’Meara Daly Research Evidence Policy Programmes and Practice @SchoolofLawUL University Of Limerick rte.ie/brainstorm/202…

REPPPs Eoin O Meara Daly and Jacqueline Dwane discuss the importance of building purposeful relationships in youth justice work. Watch below.

Well done Jackie Dwane Linda kearin and DeeFullerton for flawlessly presenting on our Research Evidence Policy Programmes and Practice relationships research today in Cambridge Institute of Criminology