Center for Child and Family Policy
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The @DukeSanford Center for Child and Family Policy pursues research-based solutions to issues affecting children and families. #ECE #edpolicy #parenting
Durham, NC
Joined January 2014
New opportunity for @DukeU undergrad pubpol majors and child policy research certificate students: Join us Dec. 5-7 on a trip to DC to explore career pathways in child and family policy! Learn more & apply for the Sanford Pathways program by Nov. 8:
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Thanks to @JasonDeParle, Adrienne Jones, and @LeerJane for joining us & our @Gen_Pov for a fireside chat following #2024APPAM! #DukeinDC
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We're hiring! View current openings and apply here:
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New study, co-authored by our Kenneth Dodge and Jennifer Lansford, shows cash transfers linked to improved educational outcomes for American Indian children in NC. Shows intergenerational benefits of $ support for families: @UCIPublicHealth @UVMLarnerMed.
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Please join us Oct. 22 at 5pm for an exclusive screening of “Inheritance,” a compelling new documentary that traces the roots of addiction through the lens of one boy’s journey and his family’s struggle over four generations. More details and RSVP:
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Many thanks to our guest speakers @KHewittD & @la_royster of @Duke who joined us for this month's Equity in Research Learning Collaborative talk about what's going on with DEI in #highered.
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Today we celebrated our newly renovated suite, which houses all of our CCFP colleagues in one place for the first time in 25 years. Cheers!
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New research brief summarizes findings from the Baby’s First Years study, examining the design and delivery of the BFY cash gift and how families experience and use the BFY cash gift: @Gen_Pov @MattWMaury
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RT @theNCForum: #NCED Join us 9/27-28 for Color of Education 2024. This year’s theme is Collective Action: People & The Arc of Justice. CO….
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Celebrate our 25th Anniversary by exploring one of our longitudinal studies: the Parenting Across Cultures study! Learn about its biggest takeaways and international impact here:
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Check out our new 25th Anniversary Spotlight Q&A, featuring Barbara Pollock!
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As part of the Center for Child and Family Policy's 25th Anniversary celebration, we honor faculty, researchers, and staff who have contributed to the Center's work, culture, and impact.
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Way to go Family Connects! This evidence-based, nurse home visiting model was developed by CCFP researchers over a decade ago and the program now supports families in communities across the U.S.
We are thrilled to see this shoutout for Family Connects, a newborn home visiting program which started here in Durham and reaches more than 850 county families a year. Check out this reporting from NPR:.#evidencebased #DurhamNC #traumainformed.
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Dive into one of our longitudinal studies, the Child Development Project, in celebration of our 25th Anniversary! Read about its creation, implementation, impact, and more:
childandfamilypolicy.duke.edu
In 1987 and 1988, researchers John Bates, Kenneth Dodge, and Gregory Pettit launched a study with the goal of better understanding children’s behavioral development.
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In the News! @Gen_Pov and the Baby's First Years study are featured in a Vox article that explores the effects of cash transfers on low-income families, revealing both the benefits and limitations of financial aid. Read more here:
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Giving people cash makes them less poor. It doesn’t fix everything.
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Registration for #ColorofEducation2024 is LIVE! This year the theme is Collective Action: People & The Arc of Justice. COE is a partnership b/w the #DFC @DudleyFloodCtr @theNCForum & @DukeSocialEQ visit to learn more & register!.
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The 2023 Color of Education Summit will take place October 7th in Raleigh, NC at the McKimmon Center. Submit your proposal to present today.
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New research from undergraduate student Minjee Kim and Dr. Drew Rothenberg examines the extent to which adolescents’ lives were disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn more:
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New research from @Gen_Pov and the Baby’s First Years study shows that mothers receiving unconditional cash invest more time and resources in their children. Learn more:
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Budget cuts, layoffs possible at schools across the country as COVID-era funding comes to an end, explains our Katie Rosanbalm in @scrippsnews.
Congress passed more than $190 billion in aid for schools in 2020 and 2021, called the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund.
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New research highlights the important role of grandparental wealth in young adult outcomes, especially when parental wealth is lower. Learn more:
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Thank you Carmen Alban, Karen Rhinehardt, Dr. Elizabeth Snyder-Fickler, Holly Hickson, and Theresa Roedersheimer for joining us last week to talk about early care and education in North Carolina. We enjoyed learning from you all!
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