Dr Ferhat Tura, from Bournemouth University, draws on the Crime Survey for England and Wales to look at which children are most likely to be victims of crime, and why disabled children in particular need more attention in how we keep children safe.
Tag: Local communities in data
Aase Villadsen and Emla Fitzsimons, from the Centre for Longitudinal Studies at UCL, provide new insight on the experiences of crime and victimisation in Gen Z as they transition from adolescence to early adulthood.
Eve Little introduces the new Local communities in data impact theme and shows how its evidence aligns with current UK Government strategies around safety, participation and place.
Georgia Cronshaw, a PhD candidate in Developmental Psychology at University College London, shares her research on neighbourhood greenspace deprivation and how its associations with children’s developmental outcomes may differ by ethnicity.
Christina Giasemidis, winner of the UK Data Service’s dissertation award, introduces the Women’s Perceived Safety at Night Index.
Franco Bonomi Bezzo and Anne-Marie Jeannet, from the University of Milan, share about their research looking at the role voluntary & civic organisations have in deprived communities.