This award is given to NCFR graduate student members who have demonstrated excellence as a student with high potential for contribution to the discipline of family studies.

Learn new insights from research studies on how children from birth to age 5 are affected by electronic media.

The Reuben Hill Award is given annually in recognition of an outstanding article that combines theory and research methodology in the analysis and interpretation of a significant family issue.

The awards are presented in memory of Jessie Bernard, former NCFR President and pioneer in the field of Feminist Family Studies.

In an effort to inform voters where major presidential candidates stand on family-relevant issues, family policy doctoral students at the University of Maryland School of Public Health compiled a family issues voting guide.

The Conference on Researching Families and Relationships: Innovations in Methods, Theory and Policy Relevance will explore ways in which research on and with children, families and relationships has developed.

Family Process is a peer-reviewed, multidisciplinary, international journal that publishes research, training and theoretical contributions in the broad areas of families, family therapy, systems theory and practice.

This brief describes the chasm between researchers and policymakers and how the field can close the gap.

Eager students are awaiting your expertise in our speed mentoring session.