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Bringing the 'what works' mindset to tackling youth crime and violence
Find out how the Youth Endowment Fund aims to prevent young people from becoming involved in crime and serious violence.
Supporting evidence-informed children’s social work: Creating a What Works toolkit
Tips from the What Works Centre for Children's Social Care on how to create an evidence-sharing platform for practitioners.
How we found out what works in improving people’s financial capability
Millions of pounds are spent every year on interventions that aim to help people in the UK better manage their money. Even so, relatively little was known about ‘what works’ to improve financial capability – until now.
The challenges of being a trailblazer: Learning about learning
We need to keep learning not just about what works, but about the best ways to unearth those answers.
What makes a good innovation fund?
In this blog the What Works Team and Policy Lab consider what good design for innovation funds looks like. Read on to learn how these funds can be used to transform our knowledge of what works.
What works in increasing diversity in universities?
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Discover how King’s College London is generating and using evidence to widen university participation and improve outcomes for disadvantaged students
What a relief, there's a coffee machine in the office!
The What Works Team's new Evaluation Lead, Emily Power, reflects on her experience of joining the What Works Team on secondment from Cancer Research UK
Inside the world’s ‘what works’ teams
Governments around the world are investing in experimentation units to improve the quality of evidence used in decision-making.
Using data to help break the cycle of reoffending
This is a guest post from the Justice Data Lab, which uses quasi-experimental methods to help organisations supporting the rehabilitation of offenders to understand and improve their effectiveness. Across the...
What Works 101: Systematic reviews and meta-analyses
...and turn them into accessible guidance or toolkits – catalogues of which interventions are most effective in different policy areas, according to the best studies around the world. What Works...