Upcoming Events

The adolescent mental health crisis represents a significant and persistent public health challenge. This presentation will detail how a multi-level approach to prevention and care can effectively support the mental health of adolescents, helping them lead healthier, happier lives. Lisa Damour is the author of three New York Times bestsellers: Untangled, Under Pressure, and The…

A quarterly meeting for all employees of the Center for Child and Family Policy. This year, join us before the meeting from 11:30 AM – 1 PM for refreshments from Purple Bowl in the Sanford Lobby.

Join us after the Back to School All Center Meeting on Wednesday, September 18 for more fun and more food! We encourage Sanford and CCFP colleagues to drop by Rubenstein Hall’s new offices on the second floor to celebrate the end of construction and the start of the academic year. We will host an official ribbon cutting at 3PM to…

Love child and family policy but also interested in law/medicine/business? Come hear from Duke dual-degree graduate students about their career paths thus far and what they hope to do with their dual degrees. We will be joined by Allyson Barkley, currently pursuing her JD/MPP, Madeline Brown, currently pursuing her MD/MPP, and Anna Walsh, currently pursuing…

The Equity in Research Learning Collaborative series serves as an opportunity for our staff to learn how to make CCFP research more equitable with respect to race, ethnicity, and other forms of diversity at all stages from conceptualization to recruitment to data collection to analysis and reporting of findings. Join us for October’s session, “What…

Join us for a powerful screening of “Inheritance” Dive into the heart of America’s opioid epidemic with 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. Filmed over 11 years, “Inheritance” takes us deep into…

The Equity in Research Learning Collaborative series serves as an opportunity for our staff to learn how to make CCFP research more equitable with respect to race, ethnicity, and other forms of diversity at all stages from conceptualization to recruitment to data collection to analysis and reporting of findings.

Last year, our Collaborative heard from Duke’s Native American Studies Initiative about conducting research with this population. We will follow up on this topic with a conversation with the Director of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians Medical Institutional Review Board. The ECBI MIRB was created in 2001 to protect the Tribe and its members,…