Social Research Institute – Featured research

This project explores the expectations and experiences of family life amongst non-binary individuals in the UK.

This project explores the role of science-policy organisations as change agents in driving evidence-informed policymaking.

This project examines women's transition to motherhood over the last 50 years in the UK.

This project aims to find out whether linking up welfare benefits advice with health appointments improves the mental health and finances of parents of newborn babies in east London.

The Children and Families Policy Research Unit provides high-quality evidence to guide wide-ranging policy decisions that have implications for the health and wellbeing of children and their families.

This project evaluates Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hubs (MASH), their key features and the ways in which different MASH work in their own contexts.

This project is a creative arts and healing programme for children aged 6-17, their families and psychosocial workers in Rwanda.

This project explored ways to blend art, evidence and lived experience to enable friends, family and community members to respond to victim-survivors of domestic abuse.

This project examines how social inequalities shape cross-border mobility in Europe.

This research project will explore the dynamics of social resources for resilience and recovery in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Policy priorities and recommendations to increase active travel, drawn from research using longitudinal population study data.

This research project aims to facilitate the formulation and development of policies and services that support the integration of British National Overseas (BN(O)) migrants into British society.

香港 BN(O) 移民長期追蹤調查是倫敦大學學院、倫敦國王學院和牛津大學的學者策劃，並得到英國經濟及社會研究委員會資助。

The project aims to find out which models of food support are most beneficial to families who do not have access to regular meals in Tower Hamlets and Bradford.

This project explores the everyday impacts of the 'no recourse to public funds' immigration condition over time.