معرفی
Professor Fiona Dyer is affiliated with the Children and Young People's Centre for Justice at the University of Strathclyde. She specializes in youth justice, child social sciences, and policy reform. Her work addresses systemic challenges in child protection and legal frameworks, contributing to the UN Sustainable Development Goals related to education and justice.
Education
- Oxfords Women Leadership Development Programme, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford (2021)
- Prince 2 Project Management Certificate (2011)
- Management in Child Protection, Dundee University (2008)
- Diploma in Management, Centred Management Institute (2006)
- Master of Science in Advanced Criminal Justice Studies, University of Stirling (2004–2006)
- Master of Arts in Social Work, University of Edinburgh (1999–2001)
- Bachelor of Arts in Sociology (Hons), University of Glasgow (1994–1998)
Research Interests
Her research focuses on youth justice systems, child rights, and policy evaluation. She examines how legal and social frameworks impact vulnerable populations, with a focus on reducing over-criminalization of children. Key areas include:
- Youth offending and prevention strategies
- Child protection protocols
- Education access for marginalized youth
Awards
- Recipient of the Strathclyde University Team Medal Award (2023)
Grants & Projects
She leads 17 active and completed projects, including:
- Promise Partnership Youth Led Grant Programme (2024–2025)
- Action for Children - West Dunbartonshire Promise Partnership (2024–2026)
Public Engagement
Active in media outreach, including discussions on over-criminalization of children and youth justice reforms.
