Global Happiness Survey, 2024. Undertaken in 29 other countries besides Great Britain.

Data were weighted to be representative of religious self-identification in the 2021–22 censuses of population across the UK, and they were analysed by three groups: practising Christians (34.8%, who claimed to attend church at least once a month and to … Continue reading →

European Social Survey, round 11 (2023-24). Multinational survey, undertaken in 30 other countries besides the United Kingdom. 44 interviews were conducted by video.

The sample was a self-selecting one, recruited by snowballing techniques and social media, and thus may not be fully representative of the Sikh community in the United Kingdom. However, results were weighted to align with the age and gender profile … Continue reading →

National Jewish Identity Survey. Conducted among a convenience sample (self-selecting panel members) of self-identifying Jews aged 16 and over living in the UK. The results were weighted in line with UK census data and Jewish community data on synagogue membership. … Continue reading →

A qualitative phase of research for the Boundary Breaking Project involved 82 meetings and four focus groups with 22 survivors of abuse.