The ASA held its annual SCARE meeting on 27 November 2020. The event was attended by researchers, academics and advice sector practitioners.
It shared research gathered pre-Covid and looked at the experience of advice giving during the pandemic.
Agenda and speakers
Pre-Covid research
- Individual Legal Needs Survey – Tom May, Legal Services Board
- Social Prescribing – Joanna Goodman and Dan Hopewell, Bromley by Bow Centre
- Advising Londoners – Lindsey Poole, Advice Services Alliance
Research during Covid
- The impact of Digitisation – Diane Sechi, Simmons & Simmons
- Help Through Crisis – Daniel Cameron, IPSOS Mori
- Justice Matters: A collection of essays during the pandemic – Sue James, Hammersmith and Fulham Law Centre
Looking to the future of advice sector research
- Socio-legal research beyond Covid: A view from the Nuffield Foundation – Ash Patel, Nuffield Foundation
- Bridging the Digital Divide: Helping to navigate litigants around online courts – Linda Mulcahy, Centre for socio-legal studies at University of Oxford
- Developing the Access to Justice Lab – Tracey Gyateng, Consultant at Legal Education Foundation
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