Purchase 2022 NCFR Conference Recordings
Access session recordings from 15 sessions at the 2022 NCFR Annual Conference with the additional option to purchase continuing education credits. Your purchase will provide access to content through November 2023.
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2022 NCFR Annual Conference Recordings
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List of 2022 Recorded Sessions
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| Session 104 TCRM Special Session |
Critical Approaches to Masculinities in Families Made possible by the Theory Construction and Research Methodology Workshop |
| Session 115 Invited Presenter Symposium |
Understanding Child and Family Well-Being During the COVID-19 Pandemic in the United States and South Korea Contexts Made possible by the International Section |
| Session 134 Invited Presenter Symposium |
Don’t be Humble! How to Authentically Promote Your Work and Yourself Made possible by the Students and New Professionals Group |
| Session 135 Plenary |
Opening Plenary: How Stories Build Lives Presented by Kao Kalia Yang, MFA |
| Session 136 Special Session |
Creating Culturally Appropriate Healthy Relationship Interventions in Tribal Communities: Centering Indigenous Voices and Wisdom Made possible by the Family and Community Education, Advancing Family Science, Family Policy, and Racial and Ethnic Diversity in Families Sections |
| Session 205 Invited Presenter Session |
Family Science Careers Through the Eyes of Theory Made possible by the Advancing Family Science Section |
| Session 213 Plenary |
Thursday Plenary: Surviving "Murder Town USA": Coping With Homicide, Structural Violence, and Activism in a Small Urban Black City Presented by Yasser Arafat Payne, Ph.D |
| Session 225 Invited Presenter Session |
The Science of Family Systems Theory Made possible by the Family Therapy Section |
| Session 233 Special Session |
Introducing Innovative Therapeutic Practices Into an Education Program For High Conflict Divorcing and Separating Parents: Demonstrating Techniques, Evaluating Effectiveness, and Identifying Implications For the Field Made possible by the Family Policy, Family and Community Education, and Family Therapy Sections |
| Session 305 Special Session |
Family Health, Resilience, and Functioning: A Conceptual Model of Family Flourishing Made possible by the Families and Health Section |
| Session 315 Plenary |
Friday Plenary: Bringing Racism out of the Shadows in Family Science Presented by Deadric Williams, Ph.D. |
| Session 325 Special Session |
When Research Harms: Who Does Theory Forget? Made possible by the Religion, Spirituality, and Families, Family Policy, Research and Theory, and Feminism and Family Science Sections |
| Session 336 Invited Presenter Symposium |
Family Science Theory in Action: How to Strengthen Theory-Driven Methods Made possible by the Research and Theory Section |
| Session 401 Plenary |
Closing Plenary: Playing With Light: Making the Invisible Visible Presented by Derek Peterson, M.Ed. |
| Session 403 Invited Presenter Symposium |
How Latino Voices Are Transforming Practitioners, Programs, and Research Agendas Made possible by the Racial and Ethnic Diversity in Families Section |
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