Reports library
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Girls, gangs and their abusive relationships
Samantha Jury-Dada, a a senior consultant in public services from London, travelled to the USA to research support for women and girls affected by gang violence.
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Public and stakeholder engagement in Marine Spatial Planning
Sarah Brown, a marine planning manager from Appin, Scotland, travelled to the USA and Canada to investigate public and stakeholder engagement in marine spatial planning.
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Best practice for supporting bereaved children who have SEND
Sarah Helton, a special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) teacher from South Somerset, travelled to Denmark, Norway and the USA to investigate best practice in...
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Empowering individuals to live well with cancer related cognitive changes
Tamsin Longley, an occupational therapist from Brixton, travelled to Australia, Canada and the USA to research support for individuals affected by Cancer Related...
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Making inclusion “normal” Comparing the development of inclusive education in Finland and New Brunswick, Canada
Tara Flood, a campaigner for inclusive education from Fulham, travelled to Canada and Finland to study approaches to including disabled children in mainstream education.
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Moderate becoming good later: Sea kayaking the shipping forecast
Toby Carr, an architect from Bethnal Green, lead a sea kayaking expedition to explore the northern extremities of the shipping forecast.
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Improving the management of sleep problems
Dr. Ajay Thapar, a General Practitioner from Cardiff, travelled to the USA to study innovative approaches to treating people with distressing sleep problems.
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How prison officers experience and survive prison
Alex South, a prison officer from Acton, travelled to Australia, Canada and the USA to investigate approaches to supporting prison staff.
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Supporting Syrian refugees in our communities
Dr Alison Holland, from Osmotherley, North Yorkshire, travelled to Germany and Sweden to observe best practice in voluntary sector support for Syrian Refugees.
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Public realm in the dense global city
Alpa Depani, an architect from Hackney, travelled to Hong Kong, Japan and the USA to explore approaches to the design of public realm in global cities.