By Gill Hunter, Amy Kirby, Nicola Campbell and Zahra Wynne In earlier blogs for this series, we have introduced our project – lived experience of the law, funded by the Nuffield Foundation – and outlined its aim to explore people’s experiences of the family and criminal courts in the context of their wider encounters with [...]
By Jeanette, Nick, Pottsy, Anthony and Charlie In the fourth blog of this series, peer researchers working on our Lived Experience of the Law project reflect upon how they are finding the project, their experience of peer research and the advice they would give to socio-legal scholars designing research involving lived experience and peer research. [...]
By Nicola Campbell and Gill Hunter As shared in the first blog post of this guest edited series, The Institute for Crime and Justice Policy Research (ICPR), Birkbeck and Revolving Doors (RD) are working in partnership on a research and policy project - Lived Experience of the Law. The project is funded by the Nuffield [...]
By Dr Amy Kirby and Professor Jessica Jacobson X: @ICPRtweet Linkedin: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/jessica-jacobson-b36a5522 A very warm welcome to the first post of this new SLSA Guest Edited Blog Series from academics and researchers at the Institute for Crime and Justice Policy Research (ICPR), at Birkbeck, University of London. At ICPR we have a long track record of producing academically-grounded, policy-oriented research into [...]