research

Early Childhood

We are dedicated to cutting-edge research into issues that affect children and families, and regularly submit proposals to both increase and enrich its research activities. As part of proposal development and implementation, our research provides opportunities to increase dialogue among existing and new partners and to create cross-disciplinary collaborations. As a result, we are able to identify, analyze and implement solutions to address issues facing children and families.

Project Name:	Principal Investigator(s):
A Six-Month Follow-up Study of the Sustainability of the North Carolina Domestic Violence Shelter Screening Project	Yvonne Wasilewski
Causes, Consequences, and Prevention of Child Maltreatment	Lisa Berlin
Comprehensive Community Mental Health Services for Children & Their Families	Christina Christopoulos
Cribs for Kids	Jeannine Sato
Data Analysis, Factor Analysis and Change Models (Center for Geospatial Medicine)	Christina Gibson-Davis
Developing, Implementing and Evaluating a Comprehensive Family Assessment to Improve Child Welfare Outcomes in Alamance County, NC	Elizabeth Snyder-Fickler
Durham Connects	Kenneth Dodge
Durham Family Initiative	Kenneth Dodge
Evaluation of Implementation of Multiple Response System	Kenneth Dodge
Evaluation of Improving Child Welfare Outcomes through Systems of Care	Kenneth Dodge
Evaluation of the Medical Legal Partnership of Durham	Yvonne Wasilewski
GrandParent Network of Durham	Annie Jones
Mental Health Prevention Science for Child Maltreatment	Lisa Berlin
Parental Employment, Family Functioning and Young Child Well-being: A Daily Diary Study of Mexican Immigrant Families	Anna Gassman-Pines
Parenting across Cultures	Jennifer Lansford