Aase Villadsen and Emla Fitzsimons, from the Centre for Longitudinal Studies at UCL, provide new insight on the experiences of crime and victimisation in Gen Z as they transition from adolescence to early adulthood.
Tag: Children and young people in data
Chia Liu, Associate Lecturer at the University of St Andrews, uses the Millennium Cohort Study to investigate whether mothers working nonstandard hours affects young children’s socioemotional development.
Dr Chris Playford, from the University of Exeter, uses Next Steps data to explore how growing up in rural and coastal areas of England shapes young people’s chances of entering managerial and professional occupations at age 25, and the role that moving region plays in those outcomes.
Georgia Cronshaw, a PhD candidate in Developmental Psychology at University College London, shares her research on neighbourhood greenspace deprivation and how its associations with children’s developmental outcomes may differ by ethnicity.
Eve Little explores how data and research have informed understanding of child poverty and contributed to recent policy change, including the removal of the two-child limit.
Michaela Pawley, a UK Data Service Data Impact Fellow, reflects on the emotional challenges of working with sensitive secondary data and shares practical steps for researcher wellbeing.
Niloofar Shoari’s research reveals how air pollution, greenspace access, and socio-economic factors create a complex web of influences that shape young minds during critical developmental periods.
As we reach the end of 2024, James Lockwood, our Research Impact and Engagement Manager, looks back over some of the impact highlights of the year.
This week the UK Data Service Impact Team opened applications for the 2025-26 Cohort of Data Impact Fellows. Find out who can apply, how you apply and why you should consider doing so below!