Person

Dr Emma Taylor-Collins

Former Senior Research Officer

Projects

Project Lead

Children looked after
Children looked after
Disabled Facilities Grants: Changing the means test
Disabled Facilities Grants: Changing the means test
Connecting Communities: Building Relationships
Connecting Communities: Building Relationships
Increasing the Impact of the What Works Network across the UK
Increasing the Impact of the What Works Network across the UK

Project Team Member

Loneliness in Wales
Loneliness in Wales
Increasing diversity in public appointments
Increasing diversity in public appointments
Developing implementation across the What Works network
Developing implementation across the What Works network
Welsh councils’ perceptions of austerity
Welsh councils’ perceptions of austerity
Gender Equality in Wales
Gender Equality in Wales

Authored Content

Lead Author

Blog Post
The state of democracy in Wales: What is it and how can we measure it?
The state of democracy in Wales: What is it and how can we measure it?
Report
Multi-agency working and outcomes for children looked after
Multi-agency working and outcomes for children looked after
Blog Post
Volunteering and wellbeing in the pandemic: Learning from practice
Volunteering and wellbeing in the pandemic: Learning from practice
Report
Improving evidence use in local government
Improving evidence use in local government
Report
Volunteering and wellbeing during the Coronavirus pandemic
Volunteering and wellbeing during the Coronavirus pandemic
Report
Disabled Facilities Grants: Changing the means test
Disabled Facilities Grants: Changing the means test
Report
Supporting underrepresented groups into public appointments
Supporting underrepresented groups into public appointments
Blog Post
Building on strong foundations: the volunteer response to the pandemic in Wales
Building on strong foundations: the volunteer response to the pandemic in Wales
Blog Post
Recovering from the Coronavirus pandemic: maintaining a legacy of volunteering
Recovering from the Coronavirus pandemic: maintaining a legacy of volunteering
Blog Post
Increasing the reach of the What Works network
Increasing the reach of the What Works network
Report
Increasing the impact of the What Works network across the UK
Increasing the impact of the What Works network across the UK
Report
Administering Social Security in Wales
Administering Social Security in Wales
Report
Gender Equality - Learning from Nordic Nations
Gender Equality - Learning from Nordic Nations
Report
Evidence for Good
Evidence for Good

Co-author

Report
International approaches to a Just Transition
International approaches to a Just Transition
Report
What Works Network Implementation Project
What Works Network Implementation Project
Report
Children's social services and care rates in Wales: A survey of the sector
Children's social services and care rates in Wales: A survey of the sector
Report
Who is lonely in Wales?
Who is lonely in Wales?
Report
WCPP Evidence Briefing Papers
WCPP Evidence Briefing Papers
Report
Building back better? Priorities for Reconstruction after the Coronavirus Pandemic
Building back better? Priorities for Reconstruction after the Coronavirus Pandemic
Report
Increasing diversity in public appointments through recruitment
Increasing diversity in public appointments through recruitment
Report
Planning for a Prosperous, Equal and Green Recovery from the Coronavirus pandemic
Planning for a Prosperous, Equal and Green Recovery from the Coronavirus pandemic
Report
At the Tipping Point: Welsh Local Government and Austerity
At the Tipping Point: Welsh Local Government and Austerity
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