View our Data Explained documents Data Explained Data can be accessed by accredited researchers for approved research projects that are in the public interest. ADR UK partners have rigorous…
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…
We are a group of organisations with a shared aim to raise awareness about evidence gaps in the field of youth transitions and enable researchers to address them using administrative…
We are building a community of researchers and analysts focused on children supported by early intervention services or children’s social care in the UK, sometimes referred to as children at risk…
This project is co-funded by ADR England and Foundations – What Works Centre for Children and Families. It is led by Swansea University, Lancaster University, Imperial College London, University…
This project is co-funded by ADR England, Youth Futures Foundation, and the Centre for Transforming Access and Student Outcomes in Higher Education (TASO). It is led by the National…
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…
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…