Migration research: What can we learn from linked administrative data? In this blog, ADR UK Research Fellow Dr Ezgi Kaya describes her new project exploring the links between immigration,…
ADR UK 2023 PhD studentships cohort begin their projects 22 PhD studentships supported by ADR UK have now commenced. Hosted by supervisors across 13 of the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)…
Are farming households different to other rural households in Wales? A view from the AD|ARC project Stuart Neil is the agriculture and rural affairs statistician working within Welsh Government and a…
COVID-19 vaccine inequality found among people experiencing homelessness in Wales, study suggests A year into the mass vaccination programme, people who experienced homelessness in Wales had lower…
The power of people: a human geographer’s mission to end homelessness As we look forward to the ADR UK Conference 2023, our series of blogs delving into the work of its keynote speakers continues.…
Educational attainment in Wales: Differences between Welsh- and EU-born pupils An ADR Wales research team has published a Data Insight that covers the differences in educational attainment and…
Public perspectives on ethnicity in administrative data research In this blog we hear directly from three members of the public about their perspectives on the use of ethnicity in research using…
ADR Wales publishes analysis of the Supporting People Programme ADR Wales analysts within Welsh Government have published a new Government Social Research report showing the findings from data…
ADR Wales researchers find gender pay and career progression gaps in the teaching workforce in Wales ADR Wales researchers used administrative data to estimate career progression and pay gender…
Ethnicity, gender and community sentences In this blog, ADR UK Research Fellow Dr Angela Sorsby describes her new project analysing how ethnicity and gender impact upon the requirements and outcomes…
