Care experience and family
The Next Chapter: Young People and Parenthood
Action for Children (with University of Bath IPR) · 2017
England
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Criminal justice and youth violence
Sharing Power, Showing Understanding (Peer Action Collective)
Peer Action Collective / The Young Foundation · 2025
Youth-ledEngland
Education, learning and attainment
Young Persons' Money Index 2022/23: examining the delivery of financial education in schools and the financial capability of young people in the UK
London Institute of Banking and Finance · 2023
UK-wide
Education, learning and attainment
Young Persons' Money Index 2021-22: examining the delivery of financial education in schools and the financial capability of young people in the UK
London Institute of Banking and Finance · 2022
UK-wide
Education, learning and attainment
Young Persons' Money Index 2020-21: examining the delivery of financial education in schools and the financial capability of young people in the UK
London Institute of Banking and Finance · 2021
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