This page brings together a range of training courses to support researchers working with administrative data. ADR UK training is delivered by each national partner: ADR England works…
We offer a platform for existing and prospective researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and voluntary and community sector organisations to learn, collaborate and innovate. We welcome all…
Collaboration is essential to unlocking the potential of administrative data for research in the public good. By forming strategic alliances with external organisations, we combine expertise,…
The DARE UK programme brings together data owners, data analysts, technology experts, and the public to improve data infrastructures for better research outcomes in the UK. It is funded by UK…
The Data First User Representation Panel is an advisory group of experts who can represent the needs of justice system users. They have been informing ADR England crime and justice research since…
The SAIL Databank Consumer Panel consists of a group of 16 members of the public, based at Population Data Science Swansea. They meet four to five times a year, providing advisory and consultation…
In this section Working with administrative data can be complex and challenging. In this section, we address some of these challenges by providing explanations and insights to help you understand…
Ethical data use: Guidance and tools When accessing data through trusted research environments (TREs), researchers must conduct a self-assessment to evaluate the ethical risks of their…
Experiential learning comes in many types and forms, and can range from a few days to a few months, or even years. ADR UK is working to create a repository of placement, internship, and fellowship…
The ADR England Public Insights Panel is a panel made up of a diverse group of 15 members of the general public from across England. They meet online and in the evenings (18:30 - 20:30) every two…
