Reports library
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Artificial intelligence in policing; legitimacy and managing public confidence
Gary Beautridge, a police officer from Maidstone, travelled to the USA to investigate the use of artificial intelligence tools in policing. He will use his findings to...
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Commissioning in silos; homelessness needs joined up systems and funding.
Graham Ord, a charity worker and veteran from Sunderland, travelled to the USA to investigate how joint commissioning can help to combat homelessness. He will use his...
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Exploring the efficacy of Advanced Practice in physiotherapy: an international comparison
Hannah Morley, an Advanced Practice Physiotherapist and First Contact Practitioner from Gloucestershire and Bristol, travelled to Australia and New Zealand to research...
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Grassroots Grantmaking: embedding participatory approaches in funding
Hannah Paterson, a charity worker from Manchester, travelled to South Africa and the USA to study participatory grantmaking. She will use her findings to advocate for...
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Inclusion of pupils with an autism diagnosis in mainstream classrooms
Heba Al-Jayoosi, an assistant headteacher from London, travelled to the USA to explore approaches to including autistic students in mainstream education. She will use...
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Classrooms without walls
Ian Kell, a secondary school teacher from Gateshead, travelled to Estonia, Australia and New Zealand to explore models of e-learning. He intends to use his findings to...
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Using the humanities to change medical education
Ian Sabroe, a clinician and researcher from Sheffield, travelled to the USA to investigate the benefits of incorporating humanities learning into medical education. He...
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Transforming lives and landscapes with trees
Ian Brown, from Northumberland, and Chair of the Forestry Commission's North East Forestry and Woodland Advisory Committee, travelled to Belgium, Denmark, Germany,...
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Learning from trauma informed services after the National Apology
Jadwiga Leigh, a lecturer in social work from Altrincham, travelled to Australia to explore early interventions for children at risk of entering the care system. She...
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Reviewing domestic homicide - international practice and perspectives
James Rowlands, a researcher and domestic violence worker from Brighton, travelled to Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the USA to study ways of improving responses to...