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Join the Education and Child Health Insights from Linked Data (ECHILD) team for a free, in person event at Friends House, London, for an engaging and collaborative day with other ECHILD users. This event provides a unique opportunity to connect with researchers, share experiences, and explore ways to maximise the impact of ECHILD data.
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Join the CHILI Hub team for the launch of the CHILI Seminar Series, bringing together experts exploring children’s learning environments and their health! CHILI stands for Child and Adolescent Health Impacts of Learning Indoor Environments Under Net Zero.
This webinar will explore how ECHILD (Education and Child Health Insights from Linked Data) can be used for economic analysis. This session is part of the ECHILD Seminar Series, delivered by the ECHILD team.
The ADR England Community Catalyst: Children at Risk of Poor Outcomes team invites you to a webinar on using administrative data to better understand household deprivation and its impact on children and families.
Join the Education and Child Health Insights from Linked Data (ECHILD) team for an opportunity to meet ECHILD users, share experiences, and learn from each other, working together to make ECHILD a widely used and impactful resource.
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) Research Excellence Series 2025 welcomes the Education and Child Health Insights from Linked Data (ECHILD) project team, winners of the ONS Research Excellence Award - Secure Data Creation. ECHILD is linking longitudinal data from health, education and social care to create a national resource for research in children and families.
ADR UK and the National Centre for Social Research are delighted to invite you for an online event to launch a notable report about the lives of care experienced children across the UK.
The Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health at University College London is hosting a two-day intensive workshop focused on the ECHILD dataset. This workshop is specifically designed for those dedicated to advancing research in the social, health, and statistical sciences.
This presentation will introduce the ADRC NI model for co-production, which was piloted with care experienced young people and is being rolled out to different lived experience groups in other data-driven research programmes.
This talk features Professor Peter Mackie (School of Geography and Planning, Cardiff University), whose research and advisory work is homelessness prevention. He will discuss his innovative work around education and homelessness.
