1.08 Collaborative problem solving for community safety

Research

• Outputs
• Investigation, community and vulnerability
  • 1.29 Community perception of threat
  • 1.33 Evaluation of 'We Move': A Manchester mentoring programme for young people at risk of involvement in organised crime
  • 1.34 Proportionality and use of force
  • 1.36 Police diversion and drugs: Collaborative evaluation of the effects and cost-effectiveness of police-led diversion of people who use drugs
  • 1.38 Reducing Criminalisation of Children and Young Adults in Residential Care: Evaluation of a Test of Change
  • 1.40 Examining the use of Evidence Led Prosecutions (ELPs) in domestic abuse cases
  • 1.41 Staffordshire research project (commision)
  • 1.42 Addressing police-perpetrated domestic violence: A process evaluation
  • 1.39 Addressing domestic abuse in the police service in Wales
  • 1.37 Reducing demand from U18 missing persons
  • 1.35 COVID-19 pandemic and the cyber-victimisation of disabled people in Scotland
  • 1.32 Safeguarding victims of domestic abuse during COVID-19: Challenges and opportunities
  • 1.31 Investigating the emergence of expertise in forensic face matching over time
  • 1.30 Victim (dis)engagement in domestic abuse and rape cases
  • 1.28 The impact of police forces and football clubs working together to provide a platform for coaching and mentoring for young people who have received a threat to life notice
  • 1.27 Mobile phone use while driving: enforcement and education
  • 1.26 Community generated victim satisfaction surveys ('User Insight')
  • 1.25 Virtual Inclusion: Tackling Hate and Extremism in the UK Using Virtual Reality Technology
  • 1.12 A warm welcome? Unaccompanied Migrant Children in Networks of Care and Asylum
  • 1.08 Collaborative problem solving for community safety
  • 1.08 Collaborative problem solving for community safety
  • 1.06 Improving investigations through utilising technology, community and psychology
  • 1.04 Forensics markets
  • 1.03 Threat, risk and harm: scoring of OCGs (Organised Crime Groups)
  • 1.02 Visual identification – what works
  • 1.01 Policing practice, citizen enquiry and solving crime with social media
  • 0.01 Putting research evidence into practice using the mystery face procedure
• Digitally enabled policing
• Leadership, management and organisation
• Health, wellbeing and resilience
• Senior Practitioner Fellows (SPFs)
• CPRL library