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Coram research unit spells out vision as it passes its 40th anniversary

2 mins read Early Years Education Social Care
Carrying out studies into child welfare and nutrition, as well as becoming the go-to centre for research into fathers and families are high on the agenda of the new director of the Thomas Coram Research Unit (TCRU).

Professor Margaret O'Brien joined the TCRU at the beginning of October from the University of East Anglia, where she co-directed the Centre for Research on Children and Families.

Less than a month into her new role, O'Brien outlined her vision for the future of the unit's work at a recent event at the Foundling Museum in London to mark the TCRU's 40th anniversary.

She said that returning to London to take on the role at the TCRU after spending time away from the capital sparked an interest in carrying out research into the quality of life of children living in the city.

O'Brien said this interest linked with the origins of the TCRU.

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