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EIF report 13 May 2021 Evaluation of the Early Years Transformation Academy
By
Jane Lewis and
Ivana LaValle.
Contributors:
Ben Lewing and
Max Stanford (former employee)
Using evidence Systems & partnerships
Person Kellie Wigley
Coverage 11 May 2021 Being a teen is tough. London teenagers share how the pandemic has made it even harder

CNN.

Contributor:
Dr Jo Casebourne
Mental health Making the case Understanding needs Using evidence
Person Ivana LaValle
Blog 6 May 2021 No time like the present: using EIF’s practical evaluation guide to understand the impact of local support for reducing parental conflict
By
Max Stanford (former employee) and
Helen Burridge
Parental conflict Evaluation
Press release 29 Apr 2021 400,000 children affected by domestic abuse every year, showing the mountain to climb to support child victims of domestic abuse
Contributor:
Dr Jo Casebourne
Domestic violence & abuse Making the case Using evidence
Blog 29 Apr 2021 The trillion pound challenge: why children's learning and wellbeing must be at the heart of the Covid recovery plan
By
Tom McBride (former employee)
Cognitive development Mental health Funding & spending
Blog 22 Apr 2021 Not just what but how big: new impact information allows EIF Guidebook users to understand the scale of improvements from early intervention
By
Jack Martin (former employee)
Using evidence Commissioning EIF
Coverage 20 Apr 2021 Parents withdraw pupils from school mental health help

TES.

Contributor:
Aleisha Clarke (former employee)
Mental health Understanding needs Identifying risk Using evidence
Briefing 14 Apr 2021 Adolescent mental health evidence brief 2: The relationship between emotional and behavioural problems in adolescence and adult outcomes
By
Aleisha Clarke (former employee) and
Katie Lovewell
Mental health