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We primarily wish to fund impact studies with a strong causal design, that allow us to infer the effects of policies, practices and interventions on youth violence.  \n• We are also interested in studies which explore the causes, contexts and drivers, of youth violence, particularly forms of violence affecting women and girls, criminal exploitation and the role of digital platforms and social media in promoting youth violence.  \n• Finally, we welcome studies that contribute to YEF’s race equity work, through improving understanding of racial disproportionality and what works to address these injustices.  \n• All applications should be submitted via the online form, on or before the 13th of February. Shortlisted applicants will be invited to interview in the first two weeks in March and we intend to inform successful applicants by the 27th of March.  \nSection 1: Background  \nAt the YEF, our mission is to prevent children and young people from becoming involved in violence. We do this by finding out what works and building a movement to put this knowledge into practice.  \nAs an organisation, we fund a wide range of research, including systematic reviews, Evidence and Gap Maps, evaluations of programs we fund, and secondary data analysis. For more details on our strategy, see our website.  \nThis call is for secondary data analysis (SDA) projects, which includes research that uses statistical analyses of existing datasets to answer questions about the causes, contexts and prevention of youth violence. SDA can help to address research questions where randomised control trials and other research designs are unfeasible. SDA approaches can include:  \n• Impact studies –quasi-experimental designs that allow causal inference on the effects of drivers, policies, practices and interventions on crime and violence outcomes.  \n• Relationship testing –regressions (e.g. panel designs/multi-level models) that test for the existence of relationships to crime and violence outcomes, although stops short of being able to make casual inference.  \n• Descriptive analysis –descriptions of population or issues that are not well understood or exploration of research questions related to crime and violence, for which there is very little evidence.  \nA range of different datasets may be used as part of SDA projects, including longitudinal cohort or panel studies, administrative datasets, or locally held linked data from multiple agencies.  \n\n| Type of data | Example datasets |\n| --- | --- |\n| Administrative datasets | • Police National Computer ( PNC)\u003Cbr>• Mental Health Services Data Set ( MHSDS)\u003Cbr>• National Drug Treatment Monitoring System ( NDTMS) data\u003Cbr>•  Data First Prison Iteration 2-England and Wales |\n| National annual surveys | • Crime survey of England and Wales (CSEW)\u003Cbr>• Mental Health of Children and Young People ( MHCYP)\u003Cbr>• General Practice Patient Survey (GPPS) |\n| Longitudinal studies | • Millennium Cohort Study ( MCS)\u003Cbr>• Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC)\u003Cbr>•  Understanding Society\u003Cbr>• The second Longitudinal Study of Young People in England ( LSYPE2) |\n| Locally held data | • Local Violence Reduction Unit/Network datasets\u003Cbr>• Local authority data (e.g. children’s services or housing statistics)\u003Cbr>• Mental health services records e.g. Clinical Record Interactive Search (CRIS) data. |\n| Pre-existing trials’ data | • Education","cbCaimiOge1LHBQd","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimiOge1LHBQd","pdf",484951,22,"English","# Call open and submission deadlines\n## Online application and interview timeline\n# Background and purpose\n## Mission and scope of SDA\n## Types of SDA approaches\n## Eligible datasets\n# Section 2: Details of the latest SDA call\n## Focus on drivers and effectiveness of policies","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the SDA proposals call?\",\"answer\":\"The call funds secondary data analysis projects that use existing datasets to address research questions about the causes, contexts, and prevention of youth violence for policy and practice.\"},{\"question\":\"What types of projects are most strongly prioritized?\",\"answer\":\"Impact studies with a strong causal design are prioritized to infer the effects of policies, practices, and interventions on crime and violence outcomes.\"},{\"question\":\"Which deadlines and selection steps apply to applicants?\",\"answer\":\"Applications must be submitted via the online form by 13 February 2026. 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