Social Justice and Education | Research Impact

16 research impact case studies

Heather Wilkinson co-founded the Scottish Dementia Working Group.

Influencing dementia philosophy, policy and practice

Professor Lesley McAra in the University of Edinburgh's Old College

Enhancing the effectiveness of youth justice policy and practice

Dr Gillean McCluskey is a researcher from the School of Education.

Improving behaviour in Scottish schools

Dr Ethel Quayle is a Lecturer in Clinical Psychology.

Defining the demographics of child victims of online sexual crimes

Climate change explored from a Christian faith perspective.

The ethics and theology of climate change

C C T V surveillance camera

The regulation of privacy in a surveillance society

Group of female high school students at work in classroom.

Informing the debate on educational reform and socio-economic inequality

Shedding new light on Northern Scottish islands literature

World map with coloured outlining differentiating between continents.

Innovating in digital and open education

Photograph of the 'Hands in Solidarity, Hands of Freedom' mural on the walls of a trade union building in Chicago, U.S.A.

Minority women, activism and austerity

A group of male football fans standing in a football stadium; one fan is taking a photograph.

Football Fans in Training: walking towards increased physical activity

Three children playing together with colourful blocks

Transforming learning in early mathematics

Group of young people outdoors standing close together to consult a map

Outdoor learning and policy development in Scotland

Young woman looking upwards with text 'Student finances: A guide for higher education in Scotland'

Higher education in Scotland, the devolution settlement and the referendum on independence

Gun and cap with a communist badge laid on a flag of the Second Spanish Republic

Helping modern Spain understand the meaning and legacy of its Civil War

Graffiti on a ruined wall in Nairobi, Kenya

Making human rights meaningful: documenting and protecting survivors of everyday torture and ill-treatment in low income countries