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The Center for Child and Family Policy is working to solve problems facing children in contemporary society by bringing together scholars from many disciplines with policy makers and practitioners to improve the lives of children and families.
- Center accepting applications for 2009 Morris Fellowships. Read announcement. Application.
- Center Announces 2008-2009 Sulzberger Distinguished Lecture Series. See news release.
- Center Announces 2008-2009 Graduate Research Fellows. See news release.
- Durham Connects launched Aug. 8. See news release.
In the news:
The News & Observer, Aug. 11, 2008
WTVD (ABC, channel 11), Aug. 9, 2008
The Herald-Sun, Aug. 9, 2008
The Herald-Sun, Aug. 8, 2008
Duke Primary Care newsletter, August 2008.
- White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for Hispanic Americans newsletter: Featured organization America’s Promise Alliance selected the Center for Child and Family Policy to evaluate Phase I of its five-year effort to improve the lives of 15 million disadvantaged youth. See newsletter.
- University-Based Child and Family Policy Consortium Web site launched. Visit the Web site.
- Carolina Parent, August, 2008: Lisa Berlin was interviewed for the article Hand Over the Role of CEO.
- The State of Things on WUNC: Joel Rosch spoke with host Frank Stasio regarding violent crime in North Carolina. Other guests: N.C. State sociologist Patricia McCall and Assistant U.S. Attorney Robert Lang. June 25, 2008: Violent Crime in N.C.
- New report: Identifying and Responding to the Needs of Children in Domestic Violence Shelters: Final Report (June 2008)
- New report: Evaluation of the School-wide Positive Behavioral Support
Program in Eight North Carolina Elementary Schools (April 2008)
- News release: America's Promise Alliance Selects Duke Center for Child and Family Policy to Evaluate Its $50 Million National Initiative.
- Children in Contemporary Society Certificate Program
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