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Last month, SCADR were delighted to host an online event on unlocking criminal justice data. The event attracted researchers and practitioners from a wide range of organisations, including universities, justice organisations and the Scottish and UK Government, who came together to hear about and discuss early findings from exciting research projects using administrative data from the Data First programme. The event was a great success, with many attendees expressing how inspired they were by the research showcased and the enormous opportunities for future studies.
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This week our Impact and Knowledge Exchange Manager, Harriet Baird, shares her experiences of running the ADR Scotland public panel and why it’s so important to the work we do.
Children’s rights need to be at the heart of everything we do that relates to children and young people. The UNCRC (United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child) is clear that children have a right to information (Article 17) and to have their views considered and taken seriously in matters that affect them (Article 12). So it was with children’s rights in mind that we at SCADR asked Children in Scotland to work with us.
In this blog, Dr Victoria Gorton and Professor Susan McVie, from the University of Edinburgh, describe the latest findings from the Policing the Pandemic in Scotland project. This analysis explores patterns of police-issued fines during the coronavirus pandemic and analysis of the payment outcomes of these fines.
Hear from David Grzybowski in the Scottish Government about the power of Geospatial data and ADR Scotland's ambitions to fully unlock the power of location and place.
