Findings from the Edinburgh Study have been featured in a new Data Comic called ‘How Crime has Changed in Scotland’, produced by Professor Susan McVie, Co-Director of the Study.
The findings show how the levels of offending amongst young people have changed over time, how policing impacts on young people and the role of poverty in determining who gets caught up in the criminal justice system. To see the Data Comic, visit the link.
The survey for our newest phase of the Study is out and already we are receiving completed surveys back from our study members! We are so grateful for the time and energy everyone is putting in to help us with this latest research.
If you have not received a link to the survey please do get in touch. Also, if you know a friend who could have participated in the Edinburgh Study in the past, do let them know that the study is running and they can contact us by email.
Everyone who completes the survey has a chance to win a £300 online shopping voucher.
The research team is still busy contacting everyone who participated in the Edinburgh Study while they were in high school.
To make things a little easier for study members, we have created a secure way to submit your contact information online. Simply visit http://edin.ac/edinburgh-study and follow the instructions.
Members can still return their contact forms by post, in the pre-paid envelopes that were included in their information packs. If you’ve not received your pack, please contact the research team via our contact page, or emailing us at edinstudy.law@ed.ac.uk.
