Kayleigh Charlton

@kcharlton.bsky.social

Research Associate at CYCJ | Queer Politics | Justice Inequalities | She/Her

I'm going to be sharing some prior work and thinking about what lessons we can take into the YJ space. How does structural harm impact LGBTQ+ youth in conflict with the law? How might we create safer spaces for LGBTQ+ youth in secure care or YOI's? What kind of care systems do we need instead?

CYCJ@cycjscotland.bsky.social · last yr.

We’ve got two new webinars available to book now! Places at our webinars are free of charge, and delivered on MS Teams so we can reach practitioners across the country who might find these topics helpful. Please share with your networks - you can book your places here: buff.ly/JoTOHqQ

image of a laptop with text and headshots of two people who are delivering webinars for CYCJ.  Text on the image reads: CYCJ webinar: LGBTQ+ informed care and treatment in women's prisons: tentative lessons for youth justice and CYCJ webinar: adjusting the volume: reflecting autistic young peoples experiences of secure care.   White text on a purple background above and below the image of the laptop reads: upcoming webinars from CYCJ Autumn 2025 book via ticket tailor.

📣 Our evaluation of the Scottish Child Interview Model for Joint Investigative Interviewing is out now. Our research recognises the value of the Scottish Child Interview Model and we set out a series of recommendations for how it can be strengthened. Read the report here 👉https://buff.ly/jzpnjAt

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Thank you to everyone who listened to the Men Minds team sharing their reflections of conducting peer research into young men's mental health at Stories of Strathclyde.

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Exhibiting Queer Social Justice is looking for FOUR people to produce creative outputs to represent the qualitative data gathered in the Queer Social Justice project (based on 60 interviews with LGBTQ+ people). Outputs will be displayed during LGBTQ+ History Month 2026!

Poster image of call for artist participants for the ´Exhibiting Queer Social Justice ´ project.

I'm going to be joining colleagues from the Universities of Edinburgh, Stirling, Strathclyde and Queen Margaret University to run a workshop exploring feminist research methodologies! The workshop is for everyone with an interest in the practice, processes, and potential of feminist research methods

🌟 Are you working with young people in conflict with the law in Scotland? 🌟 Whether you are a teacher, a social worker, a police officer, court staff, residential worker, support worker or part of the third sector - your opinion matters.

I haven't posted much on here yet, but looking to connect with youth workers, practitioners, social workers, teachers etc for the project I'm working on at the moment - Challenging Justice Inequalities. We are looking to co-produce a research project with 14-17 year olds about justice inequalities.

A bit of a reintroduction on here: I'm a researcher at the Children and Young People's Centre for Justice, working on a project with young people about justice inequalities, protected characteristics and poverty Broadly interested in queer politics, justice stuff, abolition, creative methods etc