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Secondary data analysis

Using existing data to explore the nature and drivers of violence.

Research group

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  • Adverse and positive childhood experiences, and their association with children’s involvement in violence
    SECONDARY DATA ANALYSIS

    This project examines whether adverse child experiences, positive child experiences, and the levels of violent crime in the areas children grow up in, are associated with their later involvement in violence. 

    Research group:

    Centre for Longitudinal Studies

    Sectors:

    Children’s Services, Youth & Community, Education
  • Diversions from the criminal justice system in London
    SECONDARY DATA ANALYSIS

    The aim of this research is to examine which children and young people are diverted from the criminal justice system and what their impact is on reoffending.

    Research group:

    Behavioural Insights Team (BIT)

    Sectors:

    Policing, Youth Justice
  • Alternative education provision and offending
    SECONDARY DATA ANALYSIS

    The aim of this research is to explore where children go after being permanently excluded and the potential link this has to future offending. 

    Research group:

    London School of Economics

    Sectors:

    Education, Youth Justice
  • An examination of the association between school absence, exclusion and violent crime
    SECONDARY DATA ANALYSIS

    The aim of this research is to examine the association between school absence, suspensions and exclusions, and subsequent offending or violent behaviour – both police recorded and self-reported.

    Research groups:

    University of Bristol, University of Hull

    Sector:

    Education