Reports & Publications
Our team have co-authored a number of reports and publications on migrant and refugee children and young people. We are also regularly called upon for expert input, advice and editorial support for others reports and publications.
Realities We Share – Breaking the Chains 2023/24 Evaluation Report
Shpresa Programme Research Champions & Dr Rachel Alsop, September 2024
Into the Arms of Traffickers – Companion guide: Voices of the young people
Christine Beddoe, October 2021
How to convey child-friendly information to children in migration: a handbook for frontline professionals
Council of Europe, December 2018
Precarious Citizenship: Unseen, Settled and Alone
MiCLU, March 2017
Put Yourself in Our Shoes: Considering Children’s Best Interests in the Asylum System
Law Centres Network, November 2015.
Cut Off From Justice: The impact of excluding migrant children from legal aid
The Children’s Society, July 2015
Legal Aid changes – Child Rights Impact Assessment
The Office of the Children’s Commissioner for England, September 2014.
“What’s going to happen tomorrow?” Unaccompanied children refused asylum
The Office of the Children’s Commissioner for England, April 2014.
How children become failed asylum seekers
Kent University, Kent Law Clinic, March 2014.
Still at risk: A review of support for trafficked children
Refugee Council and The Children’s Society, 2013.
Children’s Best Interests: A primary consideration?
Greater Manchester Immigration Aid Unit, June 2013.
‘Navigating the System: Advice provision for young refugees and migrants’
Coram Children’s Legal Centre, 2012.
Working with children and young people subject to immigration control: Guidelines for best practice (second edition)
Immigration Law Practitioners Association (ILPA), March 2012.
Working with refugee children: current issues in best practice (second edition)
Immigration Law Practitioners Association (ILPA), February 2012.
Landing in Dover: The Immigration process Undergone by Unaccompanied Children arriving in Kent
The Office of the Children’s Commissioner for England, January 2012.
