Symposium
reports
You
have selected Symposium reports. These reports
summarise the key research messages from our annual
symposia. They can provide useful up-to-date information
about research in a wide range of fields, e.g.
child protection, disability, and family support.
Some of these reports contain useful references
as well as a summary of the debates that took
place during the day.
For
those of you unfamiliar with our annual symposia,
they are collaborative events where participants
hear about current national research knowledge
on a topic, develop networks, and exchange information
about local practice development and evaluation.
They combine input from lead researchers with
workshops led by practitioners in network agencies.
They are held two to three times a year and are
only open to Partners of the
research in practice
network.
Symposium reports for 2005
Needs and support services for specialist foster carers
Promoting the health and well-being of looked after children
Symposium
reports from 2004
Unaccompanied
Asylum Seeking Children
Do-It-Yourself
Evaluation
Symposium
reports from 2003
Raising Educational Achievement for Vulnerable
Children
After
Victoria: Learning from experience and research
Symposium
reports from 2002
Making
a Difference: Gender, race and religion
Symposium
reports from 2001
Realising
the Potential: What works in prevention and family
support?
Living
with Disability: Issues from research about disabled
children and children as carers
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