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Statistical issues in child protection
16 March 2010 14:00 - 18:00
RSS, 12 Errol St, London EC1Y 8LX

Public debate about child protection – placing children perceived to be vulnerable on a register or taking them into care – is repeatedly reinforced by cases that suggest that the existing systems are not working well. This debate is not, however, as well-informed as it might be if quantitative evidence and statistical issues were further to the fore. The purpose of this meeting is to discuss, from a range of perspectives, the available evidence and its implications for the important decisions that have to be taken about children’s futures.

Please use the attached booking form to register

The charges for this event are:
£20 RSS Retired/Student Fellows £22 RSS CStats/GradStats £25 RSS Fellows £30 RSS Linked Associates, Student members, Section/Group members £40 none of the above

Review of statistics in the area of child protection
NEIL JACKSON (UK Statistics Authority)

Documents
Neil Jackson presention	Presentation on CLA statistics v2.pdf

Black and Minority Ethnic group children on child protection registers
CHARLIE OWEN & JUNE STATHAM (Thomas Coram Research Unit, Institute of Education)

Documents
Owen & Statham presentation	RSS seminar 16 March 2010 Owen Statham.pdf

Methodological issues on measuring the prevalence of child maltreatment
LORRAINE RADFORD (NSPCC)

Documents
Lorraine Radford presentation	rssslideslr.pdf

Applying risk modelling to child protection
LAWRENCE SHERMAN (Institute of Criminology Cambridge)

Documents
Sherman presentation	RSSS Child Forecasting.pdf

Discussion
HARRIET WARD (Director, Centre for Child and Family Research, Loughborough University)
JANE TUNSTILL (Royal Holloway, University of London)


Meeting Contact: conference@rss.org.uk
Organising Group(s): Social Statistics Section

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Statistical issues in child protection