Society for Research in Child Development

This grant will enable the Society for Research in Child Development to establish Child Policy Connect, a program to improve evidence-based policymaking by building reliable and trusted relationships between researchers and policymakers in the United States.

This grant will expand the pool of leaders who understand how research can contribute to the policy process.

This grant will support the Society for Research in Child Development (SRCD) Congressional Fellowship Program to expand the pool of leaders who understand how research can contribute to the policy process.

The Society for Research in Child Development wants to create mechanisms to promote collaborative research that cuts across disciplines, epistemologies, and domains in order to reduce inequality.

This grant will support the Society for Research in Child Development’s (SRCD) conference on “Strengthening Connections among Child and Family Research, Policy, and Practice.”

The Society for Research in Child Development (SRCD) Congressional Fellowship Program allows researchers to learn first-hand about the federal policymaking process and context, and the role of research within it.

This grant will fund three Society for Research in Child Development (SRCD) Congressional Fellows over the next three years, all of whom will be scholars interested in youth issues and with a background in psychology, human development, education, or a ...

Support was given for a policy forum hosted by SRCD addressing education and health issues that have impacted public policy. The event commemorated the 30th anniversary of SRCD’s Fellowship Program.

To continue to support the Society for Research in Child Development Congressional Fellowship Program, which places Fellows in congressional offices to work as resident scholars.

Funding was given to support SRCD’s Millennium Scholars Program.

To support the Society for Research in Child Development’s initiative for Public Summaries from Child Development.

To support the Millennium Fellows Program (MFP), coordinated by the Society for Research in Child Development and the Center for the Study of Human Development at Brown University.