A Call to End Violence Against Children CEBI Professor Frances Gardner presents to UNICEF conference in Montenegro 5 Apr 2017
Carrying out evaluations with families facing adversity Professor Jane Barlow writes for NSPCC on the challenges of research 23 Mar 2018
CEBI researchers in Macedonia to kick off major new project Parenting for Lifelong Health extends into Southeastern Europe 20 Feb 2018
DSPI will be part of new NIHR Policy Research Unit in Children and Families Professor Jane Barlow to lead research on early interventions for children and families 2 Jul 2018
Embedding financial literacy training in parenting programmes - does it work? Evidence from a field experiment in South Africa 9 Jul 2018
Evidence Matters: Farmers in Tanzania A new film from UBS, one of our project funders, about the importance of evidence. 18 Jul 2017
Getting help with parenting makes a difference - at any age Interventions for helping children with behaviour problems are just as effective in school age 17 Sep 2018
Leading the global fight against child abuse and neglect DSPI researcher elected to ISPCAN Council 21 Mar 2018
New paper: ‘The Other Oldest Profession in the World’ New research paper from the Young Carers SA group 16 Feb 2017
Outstanding International Impact – from 32 Wellington Square to the world A new accolade for Professor Lucie Cluver and team 26 Jun 2017
Parenting for Lifelong Health launches in Thailand DSPI researchers in Udon Thani for project launch 11 Apr 2018
Parenting manuals gain momentum World Health Organisation endorses Parenting for Lifelong Health's manuals 13 Nov 2017
Taking a pause reduces violence against children A project supporting parenting in the Philippines 30 Apr 2018
Young Carers project wins 02RB Impact Award Innovative DSPI research rewarded at prize ceremony 19 Apr 2018
‘We have joy’: Parenting programme for Africa’s poorest communities makes a real difference 1 Feb 2018
Professor Jane Barlow Chair in Evidence-Based Intervention and Policy Evaluation Director of Research
Professor Frances Gardner Professor of Child and Family Psychology Deputy Head of Department; Course Director - EBSIPE
11 Oct A Better Start – Comparison of profile data with national An event in our Michaelmas term 2018 Colloquium series Violet Butler Room, Department of Social Policy and Intervention
Building evidence for prevention of child maltreatment: Skillful Parenting combined with farming skills strengthening in rural Tanzania
Children and Families Understanding, implementation and policy-making related to parenting and child behaviour
Could scale-up of parenting programmes improve child disruptive behaviour and reduce social inequalities?
Evidence-based child abuse prevention: Developing measures for observation and evaluation in a global context
How far could widespread dissemination of parenting programmes improve child antisocial behaviour and reduce social inequalities
Parenting for Lifelong Health – the Sinovuyo Teen Program A programme for parents and their adolescents, developed by Oxford University, Clowns Without Borders South Africa and the University of Cape Town
Pathways to survival: identifying psychosocial, family and service mechanisms to improve anti-retroviral adherence
Protective factors that interrupt continuity from school bullying to anti social-behavior and offending later in life
Psychosocial resilience in adolescent offspring of mothers with depression: testing causal mechanisms (2014)
Randomised controlled trial of the effectiveness of the Parents Under Pressure Programme in reducing the risk of child abuse in substance dependent parents of children under 36 months of age
RISE: Prevention of Child Mental Health Problems in Southeastern Europe Adapt, Optimise, Test, and Extend Parenting for Lifelong Health
Risk and protective factors in the psychological well-being of children orphaned by AIDS in South Africa (2012)
Systematic review of the effectiveness of video feedback for improving parental sensitivity and infant attachment
What are the essential components of parenting interventions for reducing child maltreatment and child behavioural problems?
