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*Published* Today UNHCR United Kingdom publishes NatCen’s independent evaluation of Action Access, the first alternative to #detention (ATD) piloted in the UK under the Home Office Community Engagement Pilot (CEP) series, delivered by Action Foundation🧡: natcen.ac.uk/our-research/r… Some key findings👇

'There needs to be a move away from detaining people just because they have sought asylum' - UNHCR United Kingdom calls on Home Office to ensure the recommendations they✅in our Action Access pilot are now implemented. Good round table with NatCen & UNHCR United Kingdom this AM

If you missed the BBC North East TV coverage of our Alternative to #Detention pilot produced with UNHCR United Kingdom & evaluated by NatCen, you can watch again here: bbc.in/3KOCamv

Alternatives to #detention can provide a more humane environment for #asylum seekers, could be less expensive and do not reduce compliance with the #immigration system. New #blog by Gayle Munro on our #evaluation of a UNHCR United Kingdom Action Foundation🧡 HomeOffice pilot natcen.ac.uk/blog/alternati…

Call for abstracts will be out soon for upcoming conference in June, hosted by NatCen’s Centre for Children and Families - watch this space 🔜

NatCen’s Centre for Children and Families are hosting a conference June 27th on the theme of inequality and education. Call for abstracts is now open until April 14th. Do consider submitting your work, more details here👇

Really looking forward to our conference on Monday - ‘Inequality and Education: taking stock and finding solutions’. Check out the programme of interesting presentations: natcen.ac.uk/media/2217435/…

Great start to NatCen Centre for Children & Families conference, ‘Inequality & Education: taking stock and finding solutions’, Juliette Cammaerts from the Office of the Children’s Commissioner for England presenting on their ‘Big Ask’ research

Our inequality and education conference is live today on YouTube! Join our parallel sessions today on: 🔷COVID interruptions and long-term consequences 🔷Language development 🔷Reducing disadvantage 🔷Attainment Livestreams; youtube.com/c/natcen #InequalityandEducation2022

'We need to look at household income, gender and ethnicity both separately, but also together, to get a picture of educational inequalities in the UK' - Imran Tahir Institute for Fiscal Studies presenting Deaton Review findings at our #InequalityandEducation2022 conference youtube.com/watch?v=JdWYTG…

Really interesting papers at a NatCen session on the impact of Covid in early years settings, on families educating at home during the pandemic, and on attainment at GCSE and A-levels #inequalityandeducation

An enthralling plenary discussion is underway at our #InequalityandEducation2022 conference, with chair branwen jeffreys and panellists Amy Mitchell Chris Goulden Dr.TinaHaux and Jon Watson The Canterbury Academy Trust taking stock of educational inequalities today and exploring solutions

A new report from National Children's Bureau shows the importance of early intervention for young people leaving care with insecure #immigration status, enabling them to thrive. Find out more ⬇️

New podcast episode 🎙️ What have we learned so far conducting the national evaluation of #ABetterStart, the The National Lottery Community Fund #NationalLottery funded programme? This new update goes behind the scenes to hear from the experts leading this important research youtube.com/watch?v=dirUD_…

Published: How do current and former #childminders view agencies that register and quality assure childminders? Our report “Voices from the childminding profession” is published today by Department for Education natcen.ac.uk/our-research/r… Key findings on childminder agencies below 👇[1/6]

Exciting opportunity - please share! Call for abstracts for special issue on the new geographies of organised crime. With funds for travel & accommodation for symposium in London in June 2023. Deadline 8th March, details in image. Editors me, Patricio R Estevez-Soto & Felia Allum 1/

Great job going with NatCen’s fabulous international team 👇

We're working with EEF Youth Endowment Fund UCL on this upcoming research. Read more here 👇

.UNHCR United Kingdom commissioned us to undertake an independent evaluation of the Refugee and Migrant Advice Service (RMAS) run by HopeWorks. This is the second pilot in the Community Engagement Pilot series and should be read in conjunction with Action Access. natcen.ac.uk/publications/a…