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Research · Press kit
Press kit.
Everything a journalist, partner or policy team needs to report AURIS research accurately: the report itself, how it was produced, what it does not claim, and who to speak to.
AURIS in the media.
Gemma Gardner has previously appeared in ITV News Border coverage about support for former soldiers leaving the Armed Forces. It is an earlier media appearance, not an endorsement: ITV has not endorsed AURIS, and has not checked or validated any AURIS research or claim.
The question raised in that coverage, what happens to a person when they leave military service, later became the starting point for Identity After the Uniform. That work examines identity adaptation after highly identity-defining roles, and it is where the public conversation turned into recorded, coded research.
State of the Evidence
An audit of the AURIS Master Evidence Repository setting out plainly which evidence is solid, which is not yet fully verified, which has been downgraded, and which gaps remain open.
Media contact
For interviews, quotes, data questions or fact checking, contact enquiries@aurisidentity.com.
We will confirm the verification status of any figure before it is published.
Newsrooms working with the full report can request access in the media portal. Each organisation is approved by a person, and approved journalists who ask to be listed appear in the media directory.
Dates for the whole programme are on the research calendar, the campaign itself is at research campaign, and claims can be traced through the Evidence Hub.
KEEP THE QUESTIONS OPEN
Reporting on identity after service?
We would rather be quoted accurately than quoted quickly, and we will always tell you what the evidence does not support.