Exploring data linking Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) to crime

该项目旨在研究童年时期遭受的逆境（不良童年经历或ACE），参与刑事司法系统和其他不良生活结果之间的关联。在初始阶段，将进行文献综述，以了解如何在研究中测量ACE，在哪些人群中，以及哪些结果与这些测量的ACE相关。该项目将探讨布拉德福德警方关注的年轻人中不良童年经历（ACE）的性质，流行率和影响。该研究将探讨ACE和受害者/罪犯轨迹之间的关系，以提供当地的服务提供者，包括（但不限于）警察，与证据，以支持早期干预工作与儿童和家庭内外的研究site. After完成了一个范围审查的相关文献，假设将构建有关的ACE使用关联的行政数据的可能操作。这些假设将使用定量统计技术在大型人群水平数据集中进行检验。

This project aims to examine the associations between adversity suffered during childhood (Adverse Childhood Experiences or ACEs), engagement in the criminal justice system, and other poor life outcomes. In an initial phase, a literature review will be conducted to understand how ACEs have been measured in research, within which populations, and which outcomes have been associated with these measured ACEs.The project will explore the nature, prevalence and impact of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) amongst young people coming to police attention in Bradford. The research will explore the relationship between ACEs and victim/offender trajectories to provide local service providers, including (but not limited to) the police, with evidence to support early intervention work with children and families within and beyond the study site.Following completion of a scoping review of the relevant literature, hypotheses will be constructed about the possible operationalisation of ACEs using linked administrative data. These hypotheses will be tested in large population level sets of data using quantitative statistical techniques.