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Forced labour in the UK

This paper: considers the definition of forced labour, the legal and policy developments around it and the often overstated relationship with human trafficking; looks at the scale and scope of forced...

Getting on? Growing older with autism

Older adults with autism are a neglected group. They have received little attention to date in policy, research or service provision. In large part, this is because autism was only identified in the...

Inspiring Impact: The journey to employment

The transition from school to the workplace is a challenging time in young people’s lives. To be prepared for work they need to develop a range of personal assets and skills, and gain experience...

National Standards for Youth Justice Services

The principal aim of the youth justice system is to prevent offending by children and young people. The National Standards for Youth Justice Services are set by the Secretary of State for Justice on...

What Works in Supporting Children and Young People to Overcome Persistent Poverty? A Review of UK and International Literature

This review was undertaken by the National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER) on behalf of the Office for the First Minister/Deputy First Minister in Northern Ireland (OFMDFM) between...

Rapid review of parental engagement and narrowing the gap in attainment for disadvantaged children

This rapid review explores parental engagement in education, with a particular focus on closing gaps in attainment for disadvantaged pupils. A wealth of previous “narrowing the gap” research across a...

The state of the Worlds children 2013: Children with Disabilities

Reports such as this typically begin with a statistic designed to highlight a problem. The girls and boys to whom this edition of The State of the World’s Children is dedicated are not problems...

What about us? Children'’s Rights in the European Union: next steps

Against a global background of increasing confl ict, insecurity and uncertainty, the European Union’s (EU) population is experiencing signifi cant economic, political, environmental and social change...

Voices: Voices on Identity, Childhood, Ethics and Stimulants

Ritalin and other forms of enforcement and psychological policing are the contemporary equivalent of the old practice of tying up children’s hands in bed, so they won’t touch their genitals. The...

Supporting employment among people with disabilities or long-term health conditions

Employment status and perceived and actual health are intrinsically linked, with good health associated with being in work and poor health linked to long-term unemployment. Being out of work is...

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