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    • Addressing pressing questions about special guardianship
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    • Ask the authors – what does research tell us about contact between children in care or adopted and their families?
    • Balancing justice and fairness with avoiding indefinite delay, what further steps should be taken to improve remote, hybrid and socially distanced hearings in the family court?
    • Born into care Wales: Newborns and infants in care proceedings in Wales
    • Born into care: Consulting in Wales
    • Born into care: Infants in the family justice system
    • Can we do digital child protection and family justice safely - and fairly?
    • Children in care: Preserving family connections?
    • Digital ThinkIn: remote hearings — fair family justice?
    • Digital ThinkIn: the family courts after the COVID-19 crisis — what are we learning?
    • Improving outcomes for children and families: Introducing the family justice data at the SAIL databank
    • Making better use of local area data: opportunities and challenges for children’s social care
    • Pre-birth Practice in Socially Distant Times: Challenges and Innovations, Tuesday, 23rd June 10.30am-12 noon
    • Pre-proceedings practice event
    • Regional Research Symposium: Presentations from 25th September 2018
    • Stakeholder Advisory Council meeting
    • Supporting Separating Families Alliance scoping event
    • Webinar: Digital family contact time: sharing and building knowledge
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    • New consultation on remote hearings
    • ‘Virtual contact’ between children and their birth families during lockdown: unexpected opportunities
    • 7 questions to ask when using digital technology to help maintain family contact
    • Additional resources for 'Born into Care' available - Infographic highlighting key themes from stakeholder groups
    • Appointment of Beverley Barnett-Jones as Associate Director for Practice and Impact
    • Appointment of Jude Eyre as Associate Director for Strategy and Delivery
    • Born into Care additional resources are now available
    • Born into Care resources available; slides, presentations, and opening address
    • Born into care: guidelines to be developed for health and social work professionals
    • Care Crisis Review evidence given to House of Commons this week
    • Child contact during COVID-19 lockdown: a private law perspective
    • Children's access to courts project [Video]
    • Claire Mason delivered discussion on infant removal at birth on BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour
    • Could virtual reality technology support contact arrangements for looked after children during the COVID-19 crisis?
    • Creativity, compassion and cooperation: how COVID-19 is shaping support for babies and families
    • Data analysts and CAFCASS colleagues meet in London for public and private law data discussion
    • Domestic abuse and COVID-19: Perspectives from family justice courts around the world
    • Hear Karen Broadhurst's interview on Radio 4 Today Programme
    • HHJ Lesley Newton hosts workshop to explore emergency and short notice applications in Greater Manchester
    • Invitation to tender: primary qualitative research on the experiences of separated families
    • Launch of supervision order survey
    • Law in action: The family drug and alcohol court radio available on BBC Radio 4
    • Lisa Harker interviewed as part of Tortoise case file on children being taken into care
    • More than 1,000 respondents take part in rapid consultation on remote hearings in family courts
    • New evidence review: the implications of contact for the well-being of children and young people
    • New insight piece: Sussex quality circle
    • New insight piece: What could a public health approach to family justice look like?
    • New rapid consultation: the use of remote hearings in the family justice system
    • ​New rapid evidence review: post-separation digital contact between children and birth families
    • New research designed to inform contact arrangements between children and birth families post separation
    • New research project: Understanding how children’s connections to birth families are being managed during social isolation and lockdown
    • New research raises concerns about experiences of parents and families in newly ‘virtual’ child protection conferences
    • Nuffield FJO comment on latest DfE figures on looked after children
    • Nuffield Foundation appoints Board and Director of the Nuffield Family Justice Observatory
    • Nuffield Foundation appoints team to deliver development phase of the Nuffield Family Justice Observatory
    • Nuffield Foundation establishes new data partnership to shed light on how the family justice system is working
    • Number of newborn babies in care proceedings has doubled in Wales since 2015
    • One in four mothers in care proceedings in Wales are at risk of ‘repeat removals’ of children
    • Over half of pregnant women in Wales who are at risk of having their babies removed experience mental health problems
    • Participants needed for new survey to assess the impact of COVID-19 on child protection conferences
    • Practice of remote hearings in family court can challenge fairness and empathy, finds new consultation
    • Read Peter Salem's 'AFCC think tanks: Promoting dialogue on difficult issues in family law' report
    • Reform special guardianship to protect and support children and their carers
    • Separated parents in Wales family courts more likely to live in deprived areas
    • Separated parents using family courts in England are more likely to live in deprived areas, and rates of court applications are higher in the north
    • Sir Andrew McFarlane delivers key note address: "Crisis, What Crisis?" at ALC Conference 2018
    • Sir Andrew McFarlane's first View from the President's Chambers issued
    • Sir James Munby appointed Chair of the Nuffield Family Justice Observatory
    • Sir James Munby interviewed in Tortoise Case File: "We are operating in the dark"
    • The Nuffield Family Justice Observatory appoints Mary Ryan as an associate
    • The Nuffield FJO holds its first regional research symposium
    • The Nuffield FJO holds two stakeholder events to consult on key priorities for the Nuffield FJO's first year workplan
    • The Nuffield FJO releases Born into Care report
    • The Nuffield FJO, CoramBAAF and the Family Justice Council to work together to address pressing questions about Special Guardianship
    • Trends in public and private family law cases in Wales over time – what can mapping tell us?
    • Webinar: making remote hearings accessible, fair and humane under COVID-19
    • What's the household composition of families in the family justice system? Linking data to fill the evidence gaps
    • Zoom, Teams and Skype are keeping children in care connected to their families during lockdown
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Webinar: making remote hearings accessible, fair and humane under COVID-19 Webinar: making remote hearings accessible, fair and humane under COVID-19 Read more
Invitation to tender: primary qualitative research on the experiences of separated families Invitation to tender: primary qualitative research on the experiences of separated families Read more
What's the household composition of families in the family justice system? Linking data to fill the evidence gaps What's the household composition of families in the family justice system? Linking data to fill the evidence gaps Read more

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