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If only there was some sort of boat-related historical metaphor for a week where hundreds of third-class travellers sank to the bottom of the sea while the media obsessed over the fate of the millionaires travelling in first class

Professor of public policy and director of the Experimental Government Team Michael Sanders is taking part in a panel event on the use of machine learning and AI in improving children's social care. Sign up at the link below ⬇️ researchinpractice.org.uk/all/events-tra…

Ahead of an upcoming open access webinar, Rebecca Godar outlines how machine learning and predictive analytics might be used to support decision-making for children and families in this blog. ow.ly/cNQo50OUKFv

A great example of listening to young people’s views about the data we collect and use about them. I’m looking for other examples of this of anyone knows of them? Cc Dez Holmes

Well worth anyone with an interest in UK data taking a look at this key resource from ADR UK - it allows you to browse by topic and geography, and refine by features including data source and access conditions. A massive step forwards, and well done to all involved.

One of the most fascinating transition-related changes I have experienced as a disabled white man is how much it has diminished the administrative burden related to my medical care relative to when I was perceived as a woman...

Rebecca Godar Dez Holmes Rebecca Godar Thanks for your interest! Another example I could think of is the work at UCL Children and Families Policy Research Unit (CPRU) led by Dr Jenny Woodman. They work closely with young people and families ucl.ac.uk/children-polic…

Internships longer than 4 weeks that don't pay the National Minimum Wage should be banned. Internships are becoming increasingly important for graduates in the labour market. However, the usage of unpaid labour in sectors like law and media is locking out working class people.

Was having exactly this conversation the other day. Total place had flaws but was moving in the right direction.

Epistemology is one of the guiding principles of the world and one of the least spoken about in public

Adverse community events is a really helpful concept. Levels of violence, health inequalities (and relatedly bereavement), stigma and prejudice, poverty - these are all factors affecting individual outcomes.

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I’ve spoken to a number of disabled politicians about their experiences in elected office to find out how much further we have to go to make this an accessible place (spoiler alert, it’s a long way). politico.eu/article/britai…

As a system, how do you prevent re-traumatisation in #childrenssocialcare? Find out how @rochdalecouncil system leaders are engaging stakeholders, sharing outcomes, and demonstrating their commitment to #traumainformed principles: bit.ly/traumainformed… #TraumaInformedRochdale

So brilliant to have the expert Jeni Tennison chairing our event on 'automating analysis'. Thanks to Rebecca Godar's superb programming we have a packed online room all keen to learn about (and debate!) the use of predictive analytics and machine learning in children's services.

At our online event on 'automating analysis', the utterly *fantastic* Michael Sanders takes us on whistlestop tour of predictive analytics and what he & his team found out when they looked at its use in children's services.

who has done a good critical work on the topic of "AI for social good"?