CORC Forum, 21 November 2024: now open for bookings 

We are excited to confirm that you can now book your place on our annual CORC Forum, which takes place online from 9:30am to 1:00pm on Thursday 21 November

Free to CORC Associate and Full members, and £50 for non-members. Do share on with your colleagues so they can register too. 

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We look forward to welcoming Dr Georgia Pavlopoulou, Strategic Co-Lead and Programme Director, Anna Freud and University College London, as our keynote speaker, who will explain the importance of a neurodiversity affirming and informed approach to measuring emotion regulation in neurodivergent students and the concept of resilience. She will also share development of a new self-report questionnaire co-designed with young people with a diagnosis of autism and/or ADHD – the My Emotions in School Index (MESI).  You can find a short bio here.

Kate Dalzell, Head of CORC will provide an update of our work across the last year, and areas of focus. Rachael Stemp, our Participation in Research Officer will lead a discussion alongside peer researchers and young research advisory group members to explore what meaningful participation means in the context of mental health, drawing on examples from the Kailo project.

The event will also feature a presentation from Francesca Speakman, Project Manager for #BeeWell in the Greater Manchester Combined Authority, sharing great work taking place there to act on young people’s feedback about their wellbeing at a regional level. Plus we will have a session on recent research findings about what works to support mental health in education settings, and insight from CORC member Barnardo's about their journey developing an outcomes framework within their multiple service and support setting.

The full agenda with times will be provided in our October newsletter - so do make sure you're signed up to receive this.

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