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Stephanie Waddell

Assistant Director, Impact and Knowledge Mobilisation

Email

steph.waddell@wweicsc.org.uk

Twitter

@steph_wadd

Steph joined EIF from the Home Office, where she was the policy lead for the government’s work to prevent gang and youth violence. Prior to that she spent over 10 years in central government in a range of crime prevention policy and strategy roles.

Press release 13 Oct 2022 Teachers need mental health training to best support their students

Contributor:

Stephanie Waddell

Coverage 21 Jun 2022 SUPPORTING FAMILIES GETS MAJOR REVAMP

Children & Young People Now (CYPN).

Contributor:

Stephanie Waddell

EIF report 30 Jun 2022 Improving the way family support services work for minority ethnic families

By

Stephanie Waddell,

Miriam Sorgenfrei,

Grace Freeman,

Montel Gordon,

Milly Steele and

Hannah Wilson (former employee)

EIF report 23 May 2022 What works to improve the lives of England’s most vulnerable children: A review of interventions for a local family help offer

By

Dr Kirsten Asmussen,

Stephanie Waddell,

Donna Molloy and

Dr Ian Moore

Coverage 28 Oct 2021 Making the most of the Spending Review investment

The MJ.

Contributor:

Stephanie Waddell

EIF report 29 Oct 2021 Improving support for families facing multiple and complex problems

Contributors:

Donna Molloy and

Stephanie Waddell

Blog 29 Oct 2021 Making the most of the Spending Review investment

By

Stephanie Waddell

Coverage 8 Jun 2021 Supporting young victims of domestic abuse

The MJ.

Contributor:

Stephanie Waddell

Coverage 25 May 2021 Child victims of domestic abuse

LGA First Magazine.

Contributor:

Stephanie Waddell

Blog 14 Jun 2021 Zooming in, zooming out: what the Early Years Transformation Academy tells us about system change and using evidence

By

Ben Lewing,

Jane Lewis,

Max Stanford (former employee),

Scott Jones,

Jo Davidson and

Stephanie Waddell

Briefing 13 May 2021 Supporting evidence-use in policy and practice: Reflections for the What Works Network

By

Stephanie Waddell

EIF report 2 Apr 2021 Improving services for children affected by domestic abuse

Edited by

Stephanie Waddell and

Donna Molloy.

Contributors:

Grace Freeman,

Shaun Liverpool,

Tom McBride (former employee),

Danny McGrath (former employee),

Dr Ian Moore,

James Mulcahy (former employee),

Laura Stock (former employee) and

Hannah Wilson (former employee)

Blog 4 Sep 2020 Five reasons why social and emotional learning is critical to our recovery from Covid-19

By

Aleisha Clarke (former employee),

Stephanie Waddell and

Freyja Fischer (former employee)

Guide 1 Sep 2020 Supporting children's social and emotional wellbeing as they return to school

Contributors:

Aleisha Clarke (former employee),

Stephanie Waddell and

Freyja Fischer (former employee)

Press release 16 Jun 2020 Covid-19 recovery to pile on pressure for families and frontline support warn councils, early help services and schools

Contributors:

Stephanie Waddell,

Hannah Wilson (former employee) and

Dr Jo Casebourne

Briefing 1 Jul 2020 The role of primary schools in early intervention to prevent youth violence: Insights from work in two London boroughs

By

Stephanie Waddell

Blog 19 Jun 2020 The impact of Covid-19 on education and children’s services

By

Stephanie Waddell

EIF report 16 Jun 2020 Covid-19 and early intervention: Understanding the impact, preparing for recovery

By

Hannah Wilson (former employee) and

Stephanie Waddell

Briefing 30 Apr 2020 Developing a behavioural approach to knowledge mobilisation: Reflections for the What Works Network

By

Stephanie Waddell and

Jonathan Sharples

Blog 31 Jan 2019 Embracing a behavioural approach to measuring our impact

By

Stephanie Waddell

Blog 2 May 2018 The mental health dividend

By

Stephanie Waddell

Blog 10 Apr 2018 Serious violence strategy: Government needs to start engaging with the evidence base

By

Donna Molloy and

Stephanie Waddell

EIF report 13 Mar 2018 Intervening early to prevent gang and youth violence: The role of primary schools

By

Stephanie Waddell and

Naomi Jones

Info sheet 9 Feb 2018 Introduction to social and emotional learning in schools

Contributors:

Stephanie Waddell and

Aleisha Clarke (former employee)

Briefing 14 Dec 2017 Social and emotional learning: Supporting children and young people’s mental health

Contributors:

Stephanie Waddell and

Aleisha Clarke (former employee)

Blog 26 Jan 2018 The evidence base on social and emotional learning is complex and far from comprehensive, but teachers need our ‘best bets’ now

By

Stephanie Waddell

Blog 14 Dec 2017 Let’s not forget the importance of social and emotional skills in the debate about children’s mental health

By

Stephanie Waddell

Blog 27 Jul 2017 Intervening early to prevent gang involvement: our south London collaboration

By

Stephanie Waddell

EIF report 31 Oct 2017 Commissioning parenting and family support for Troubled Families

By

Dr Kirsten Asmussen,

Stephanie Waddell,

Donna Molloy and

Haroon Chowdry

Blog 11 May 2017 "A country that works for children": Alison Michalska addresses the EIF national conference

By

Stephanie Waddell

Blog 3 Mar 2017 Early intervention and policing: EIF partners with West Yorkshire Police

By

Stephanie Waddell

Blog 24 Aug 2016 Are we looking ‘under the light’ for vulnerable teenagers?

By

Stephanie Waddell

EIF report 17 Nov 2015 What works to prevent gang involvement, youth violence and crime: A rapid review of interventions delivered in the UK and abroad

By

Robyn O'Connor and

Stephanie Waddell

EIF report 17 Nov 2015 Preventing gang and youth violence: Spotting signals of risk and supporting children and young people

Edited by

Stephanie Waddell

Blog 28 Jan 2015 Mentoring to prevent gang and youth violence

By

Stephanie Waddell

Guide 11 Aug 2015 Early intervention: A guide for frontline police officers and PCSOs

By

Stephanie Waddell and

Donna Molloy

Guide 28 Jan 2015 Preventing gang involvement and youth violence: Advice for commissioning mentoring programmes

By

Robyn O'Connor and

Stephanie Waddell