Feeling chuffed. Our open access paper on big qual has now reached over 10,000 views 🥳 ⁦Emma Davidson⁩ ⁦Lynn Jamieson⁩ ⁦Dr Susie Weller⁩ link.springer.com/article/10.100…

“It was my first baby and I was thinking ‘My god, I have to find somebody else who feels like this. It can’t just be me’.” 📢My article on women's role in supporting families through playgroups has been published: euppublishing.com/doi/abs/10.336…

💪 The Power of Youth Work: A Longitudinal Biographical Study No Knives, Better Lives and YLS collaborated with Dr. Emma Davidson from the The University of Edinburgh to study the long-term impact of youth work by gathering stories and insights from young people. Find out more: bit.ly/4e4I68z

Loving this - ‘consistent and persistent’. Every youth worker I’ve ever met 🫶#ThePowerOfYouthWork

Our BigQual book on Springer Nature stand #ESAPorto24 (photo by Luiza Valfina) - the book guides you through the value of analysing large volumes of quali material & covers everything you need to know about how to do it - our breadth-and-depth method.

When you're just back from a lovely holiday in Porto and a colleague sends you a photo of your book with Emma Davidson Ros Edwards 🕯🌱 Lynn Jamieson on display at the European Sociological Conference ... in Porto #bigqual Palgrave Macmillan

"Youth work services were also shown to feature during ‘critical moments’ in young people’s lives. In some cases, youth work services were actively sought out in times of crisis. In others, youth workers provided support and stability during key events" #YouthWorkChangesLives

Fantastic news that our big qual team has won an NCRM 20th anniversary impact prize for developing new methods with a long term impact. Working with Ros Edwards 🕯🌱 @DrSusieWeller Lynn Jamieson has been a joy. Thank you NCRM for your ongoing enthusiasm.

New blog! 'Reconceptualising Resilience' As we plan for our exciting series of seminars this term, Emma Davidson and Maddi Bunker reflect on CRFR's final seminar from last term. Read more: edin.ac/3Tgef5f

Very happy to be talking about the power 💪 of youth work with Amy Calder YouthLink Scotland #UUStopTheClock Report here! youthlink.scot/the-power-of-y…

It's finally here! I'm so proud of this book. Massive thanks to Professor Dawn Mannay and Ali Roy for excellent editorial collaboration (I still miss our meetings), to all the wonderful contributors, and to Policy Press for supporting us all through the process. #CRMethods

We are delighted to be collaborating with GENDER.ED @ University of Edinburgh CSAS South Asian Studies in Edinburgh and our Sociology Department on this book launch! Find out more and register: edin.ac/3T9lBY9

Thank you #UUStoptheClock for a fantastic conference. What a terrific time, so many exciting and creative ideas and connections to follow. Where shall we go next time??

CRFR and our partners are delighted to announce our programme of events for the Semester One 24/25, welcoming guest speakers to talk on a range of topics. For further information on the programme, along with links to register, visit our website: edin.ac/3zghwuy

We are delighted that CRFR Co-directors Emma Davidson and Lynn Jamieson, together with Dr Susie Weller and Ros Edwards 🕯🌱, were among the winners of the NCRM 20th Anniversary Impact Prize, for their work on big qualitative data analysis! Read more: edin.ac/4e36ZCh

Craigmillar Literacy Trust has launched its Christmas campaign. Help them keep doing this amazing work! localgiving.org/charity/craigm…

Today marks the beginning of #CoProWeekScot! This year the focus is on how we embed co-production as the way to deliver services and support across the country. Find out more here: edin.ac/4fNLNjY

This #CoProWeekScot read our recent blog piece by Helen Berry The Binks Hub, exploring how the value of co-producing research is understood. Read more here: edin.ac/4f2UUgR

Join us to discuss 'using and designing surveys with, for and on children and young people' Mon 2 Dec 11am-12pm Chrystal Macmillan Building, Edinburgh More info and registration: edin.ac/3Ovk0tf