Research reports

This report sets out the findings of a series of linked studies drawing together evidence about place-based approaches to reduce youth violence.

The research aimed to create a system map: a visual representation of the structure and relationships within the system of support for children and young people around serious violence. The map is accompanied by commentary on how the system is perceived to interact, where it works well and less well, and what this means for…

‘Leading research, driving change‘ summaries the insights gathered by 120 PAC peer researchers, aged 16 to 25, and involved 4,600 participants (aged 10-20).  

Combining a survey of 2,025 children and young people with a review of national statistics, the Children, violence and vulnerability report explores the ways in which violence – and fear of violence – is shaping children’s lives.

The Systems Evidence and Gap Map is part of a joint research project, run by the Youth Endowment Fund and Department for Education.

This is our second regular statistics update, looking at the latest data on crime and violence affecting young people.

This is our first regular statistics update, looking at the latest data on crime and violence affecting young people.

This is the the third Insights Brief from our COVID-19 Learning Project.

This report seeks to understand what key ingredients enable movements to realise significant change – as well as what we can learn from movements associated with partial or little change.

We commissioned our partners at the Early Intervention Foundation to conduct a review of what the evidence already tells us about different types of family support programmes. This briefing is a summary of their findings.

This report sets out how we’ve identified the areas we’ll invest in through the first round of the Neighbourhood Fund.

This is the second Insights Brief from our COVID-19 Learning Project.