Research
PATH (Scotland) has carried out a number of research initiatives funded by the Scottish Government. These include the following:
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A Life-Changing Experience - The Impact of PATH (Scotland): Evaluation Summary
Mick Conboy, Independent Quality Advisor, August 2010
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- A longitudinal study of the career aspirations Black and Minority Ethnic Youth – Phase 3
University of Strathclyde, August 2007
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- A longitudinal study of the career aspirations of BME Youth – Phase 2:
An examination and analysis of the role of formal statutory positive action that relates to the 1976 Race Relations Act in community regeneration projects and the role of informal positive action, long term unemployed, poverty and social inclusion issues
University of Strathclyde, June 2006
- A longitudinal study of the career aspirations of BME Young People – Phase 1:
An examination and analysis of the career aspirations and influences on BME Young People
University of Strathclyde, October 2004
- Race Equality Policy and Planning in Scottish Housing Associations
University of Stirling, April 2001
To request a copy of any of the above research reports please contact us.
Publications
The following publications are available to download:
Annual Reports:
 2009/2010  2008/2009  2007/2008  2006/2007
Newsletters:
 July 2010  February 2009
Leaflets:
 About PATH (Scotland)  What is Positive Action
 Benefits to Placement Organisations A Career in Housing
 The Housing Training Programme
Other :
Mainstreaming Anti Discriminatory Practice into Service Delivery:
A Guide for Social Work Supervisors and Their Students
Funding for production of this Guide was provided by Glasgow Anti Racist Alliance (GARA)
 Precis: Good Practice in Positive Action
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