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Community of Enquiry

Community of Enquiry

A Community of Enquiry (CoE) is a workshop-style session that offers space for a group of people to collaboratively explore ideas and ask rich and meaningful questions of each other.
Iriss Insight 36

Domestic abuse and child protection: women’s experience of social work intervention

Examines how women’s narratives of their experience of domestic abuse and social work intervention in cases of child protection could inform practice in Scotland.
Co-production project planner

Co-production Project Planner

Contains a project planning workbook, a guide to planning co-production projects and suite of Iriss facilitation tools.
Insight 39

Child protection: listening to and learning from parents

The value of participation by service users in shaping and improving practice and services is well recognised in much existing guidance and practice, but less so in relation to contact with families of children referred on child protection grounds.
Outcomes and CO

Outcomes & CO

A tool that provides a framework for open, honest conversations about personal outcomes

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Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Young People

Showcasing Community Social Work
A peer mentoring and support network initiated by the Asylum and Roma Children and Families Team at Glasgow City Council, and co-produced with the young people themselves.
Published in Case studies on 26 Apr 2018

Continuing Care & CO

conversation openers
A tool to support practitioners, individually and in groups, reflect on their views and values when continuing to care for young people who are leaving care.
Published in Tools on 25 Apr 2018

I Am Me

Iriss.fm, Episode 198
Michael McEwan speaks to Debbie and Megan from I Am Me, a community charity, which is focused on raising awareness of disability hate crime.
Published in Iriss.fm on 23 Apr 2018

Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs): educational interventions

ESSS Outline
This summary explores the evidence around Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), their impact on educational outcomes and what interventions may be effective in supporting young people with ACEs in…
Published in ESSS Outlines on 23 Apr 2018

Self-directed support and workforce development

ESSS Outline
This summary looks at how the social care workforce in Scotland can be further developed to deliver self-directed support. In the literature reviewed, there was limited shared knowledge about…
Published in ESSS Outlines on 17 Apr 2018

Geetha Marcus

Iriss.fm, Episode 197
Presentation from Geetha Mercus on how she researched the educational experiences of Gypsy/Traveller girls in Scotland.
Published in Iriss.fm on 11 Apr 2018

Community-based activities and young people’s wellbeing

ESSS Outline
This evidence summary examines how community-based interventions can support young people's social and emotional wellbeing. Due to a scarcity of robust evaluation and reporting taking place across…
Published in ESSS Outlines on 4 Apr 2018

See Me

Iriss.fm, Episode 196
See Me is Scotland's Programme to tackle mental health stigma and discrimination.
Published in Iriss.fm on 27 Mar 2018

Children experiencing interparental coercive control

ESSS Outline
This summary focuses on evidence of the indirect impact on children from living with the effect of adult to adult coercive control. Overall there is very little research into coercive control without…
Published in ESSS Outlines on 19 Mar 2018

Community of Enquiry

A guide
A Community of Enquiry (CoE) is a workshop-style session that offers space for a group of people to collaboratively explore ideas and ask rich and meaningful questions of each other.
Published in Tools on 12 Mar 2018

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