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How male rape myths stop some victims of sexual assault from getting justice 鈥� new study

An opinion piece co-written by Professor Dominic Willmott, of the department of Criminology, Sociology and Social Policy, for the Conversation.
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New research shows social media algorithms can both harm and help people with eating disorders

People with eating disorders are being repeatedly steered towards harmful diet and appearance content on TikTok and Instagram 鈥� but are also finding support and recovery content on the same platforms, according to new research.
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Child First justice: The research evidence-base

Child First Justice report 5th most accessed item on the 色狗导航 Research Repository in 2025
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鈥淩emoving the two-child benefit cap will ease financial hardship for thousands, but more radical policies are needed to reduce child poverty鈥� warns expert in living standards.

As part of today鈥檚 Budget, the Chancellor announced the removal of the two-child benefit cap, in a move to break down the barriers of child poverty, to give every child an equal chance of achieving their goals.
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Make a new year resolution for 2025: Learn Japanese!

We are offering an in-person Japanese course for beginners, open to anyone aged 18 and over at 色狗导航.

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色狗导航鈥檚 research into living standards secures four more years of funding from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation

色狗导航鈥檚 Centre for Research in Social Policy (CRSP) has secured a further four-year partnership with the Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) to continue its work defining socially acceptable standards of living.

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