An independent evaluation has found that ADR UK returns significant economic value to government and academic researchers: for every pound spent, there are just over £5 of benefits. Read on for the main takeaways 👇🧵

@MoJGovUK Find out more about Data First, led by MoJ and funded by ADR UK ➡️

RT @ADRUK2025: Don't forget to submit an abstract for #ADRUKConf25! All submissions should address the conference theme and one of the sub…

In this blog, ADR UK Research Fellow @1Vickiebarrett explores the complex pathways of excluded school pupils and their interactions with the criminal justice system. ⬇️⬇️⬇️

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Many of these students will be participating in @ADRUK2025, hosted by @ADR_Wales. This marks an opportunity to engage with others about administrative data research. We are currently inviting submissions for abstracts and workshop proposals:

"@stianwestlake also reminded us of ESRC’s foundational mission: to fund research that realises meaningful benefits for wider society." In this blog, Dr @emma_v_gordon, Director of ADR UK, reflects on the @ESRC's first regional engagement event.

ADR UK is funding 5 fellows to conduct analysis using the @MoJGovUK-@educationgovuk linked dataset. They will uncover insights into how educational factors contribute to young peoples’ interactions with the criminal justice system.

"Creating inclusive STEM pathways is fundamentally about fairness & equalising opportunities whilst supporting economic growth." Dr Golo Henseke explores the challenges and opportunities surrounding inclusive access to high-skill #STEM careers in the UK.

"Having worked as a nurse ... it was clear to me that maternal health/wellbeing impacted children’s health & development." Amanda Mason-Jones explores the Education and Child Health Insights from Linked Data dataset's use in public health research.