This is a recording of a presentation given by Ms. Lindsay Judge at Research integrity and research culture in the third sector, a virtual webinar hosted by UKRIO on Tuesday 03 December 2024. This webinar was held as part of UKRIO’s 2024-2025 webinar series and explored the importance of research integrity for third sector researchers and their work.
In her presentation, Ms Judge discussed the process of operationalising principles of research integrity within third sector organisations, drawing primarily from her experiences as the Research Director of Resolution Foundation. She explored the value that research integrity has brought to her organisation, examples of how they have implemented good research practice in their work, and common challenges other organisations might face when trying to uphold research integrity.
About Lindsay Judge:
Lindsay is the Research Director of the Resolution Foundation and leads the organisation’s work on a range of issues including housing, the bottom end of the labour market and spatial inequalities. Prior to joining the Resolution Foundation, Lindsay worked for Child Poverty Action Group, the World Bank and Oxfam, and developed policies to assist low incomes individuals in the UK and developing countries.
About UKRIO’s Expert webinar series:
Throughout 2024/2025, UKRIO is hosting free, public webinars where experts will explore emerging challenges in research integrity and share practical advice. These events are great opportunities for researchers, students, administrators, and other research stakeholders to stay informed on developing topics in research integrity and learn new skills to improve their work.
You can register for upcoming UKRIO expert webinars here: ukrio.org/events/webinar-series/ You can view content from past webinars and other public UKRIO events here: www.youtube.com/@UKResearchIntegrityOffice/playlists