SLSS Research showcased in new HEA publication

The work of the Stable Lives Safer Streets (SLSS) hub is featured in a new publication by the Higher Education Authority and AIREN (All Ireland Research Excellence Network). The report 'North South Research Programme: Insights on Impact', features case studies of collaborative projects funded under Call 1 of the HEA's North South Research Programme, including the SLSS cross-border project focusing on youth crime and the gathering of evidence to inform youth justice policies north and south.

The SLSS hub is a collaboration between REPPP, Queens University Belfast (QUB) and the Centre for Effective Services (CES).  

The project is led by Dr Catherine Naughton, REPPP, School of Law, UL, in partnership with Dr Colm Walsh, QUB and CES.  At the recent launch of the report, Catherine Naughton took part in a panel discussion where she shared her perspective on the vital impact of the North South Research Programme on the development of cross-border partnerships and as a lever for further funding.

For more information about Stable Lives Safer Streets, go to: https://slsshub.com/