Grace Carter

Grace is currently Research Assistant at the Centre of Advances in Behavioural Sciences, and is working on an NIHR funded project evaluating Sexual Assault Referral Centres. Grace received a First Class BSc (Hons) in Psychology, an MSc (Distinction) in Investigative and Forensic Psychology, and has recently submitted her doctoral thesis at the University of Liverpool. Her PhD thesis examined the development of the evidence base of interventions for children and young people who have experienced domestic violence and abuse.  

Grace has been involved in a wide range of projects which include, evaluating a domestic violence perpetrator programme, analysing serious sexual offences in a cold-case review, working with the Critical and Major Incident team at the University of Liverpool to independently evaluate a Home Office funded, national large-scale major incident training exercise, and interviewing police officers regarding their decision-making processes in critical incidents.  

Grace was previously an Academic Tutor and University Teacher at the University of Liverpool and is currently an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.