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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.

On Friday, September 20, CCFP hosted three Duke dual-degree graduate students pursuing careers at the intersection of Policy and Law/Medicine/Business, as part of the Exploring Careers series.

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.

Phil d’Almada is an analytic programmer who has been working with CCFP since 2020. Learn more about Phil’s work in our CCFP Community Spotlight.

As part of the CCFP Career Series, the event highlighted speakers’ diverse early career paths in popular service programs: AmeriCorps, PeaceCorps, and Teach for America.

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.

by Ella Davis, PPS ’25 We live in a world where-in one place-a simple act of parenting, like expectations regarding children’s obligations to their families, could spark outrage and misunderstanding in another. The Parenting Across Cultures (PAC) study, launched in 2008, delves into this complexity, exploring how cultural contexts shape parenting and impact children’s psychological…

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.

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.

As part of the Center for Child and Family Policy’s 25th Anniversary celebration, we are honoring faculty, researchers, and staff who have contributed to the Center’s work, culture, and impact.