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  • CRF Proudly Supports CNS Workshop Series, "White Like Me" Viewing and Group Discussions for UMass Faculty, Staff & Graduate Students.

    Learn more and Register Here 

  • Learn about their research here

  • CRF stands against racism and injustice

     

    Read CRF's Statement Here

  • Introducing the 2020-2021 Graduate Grant Writers Program Cohort.

    Meet the students here

  • Need help with power analysis?  CRF Offers Methodology Consulting for all stages of research!

    Request a Consultation

  • ICPSR and CRF Summer 2020 Methodology Workshops at UMass Amherst moved to virtual. Click here for details! 

  • Read a message from our Director detailing the ways we remain committed to our mission. Read the message here. 

  • The Center for Research on Families is pleased to introduce the 2020-21 Family Research Scholars.


  • CRF's Family Research

    Scholars in the News

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CRF supports interdisciplinary, scientific collaborations aimed at understanding the diversity, health and well-being of families while discovering solutions to the challenges family face.

Social Justice Related Research

The Center for Research on Families (CRF) has a deep commitment to social justice which is demonstrated through our core mission of advancing research for the health and well-being of all families. Our goal is that the faculty and student research that we support will inform policy and practices that will reduce and, ultimately, eliminate social, economic and health inequities. Our student and faculty scholars are studying topics across a broad range of areas that affect families. Many are looking at inequality in the lives of families that exist at the intersections of race, ethnicity, social class, gender, and abilities. 

Events

Learning How to be Anti-Racists in CNS

July 16, 2020 - 12:00pm
Virtual

Grant Funding Success

A Daily Self-Regulation Intervention for Persons Alzheimer’s Disease and their Spouses
$12,188
Effect of Visualization on Students’ Learning Module
$300,000
Paternal Reproductive Health
$2,710,962
Diagnostic Error in Emergency Medicine
$1,712,843

Total Funded: $28,171,693


View all current & past grants.

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