@ intersections. We thrive.

We are a transdisciplinary participatory research center committed to addressing wicked problems and making thriving the norm.

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Make Thriving the Norm

Make Thriving the NormTM

FRC's intersecting research hubs are:

  • Transdisciplinary, mixed-method, and evaluative
  • Preventive approaches that focus on reducing major public health and social justice crises nationwide

We leverage our strengths as researchers and scholars to transform wicked problems into thriving lives.

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We Lead in Translating Research into Practical Information for All

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Research

We gather evidence in the areas of public health, social justice, relationships and so much more.
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Translation

We share knowledge, findings, and practical tips in meaningful ways. Discover our varied resources.
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Curriculum

We offer learning opportunities in many forms. Discover our budding curriculum and training offerings.
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Collaboratory

Make a difference in the community and beyond by joining the FRC Collaboratory.
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Principles

Discover what makes the Family Resiliency Center unique.
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Other Resources with Past FRC Collaborators

View presentations of the First 1,000 Days Symposium and the Food and Family Brown Bag, and discover more resources with past FRC collaborators.
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FRC On the Air

The FRC Podcast covers a wide range of relevant and informative issues surrounding public health. Listen to the latest interview below.
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FRC Building Blocks of Resilience Briefs

Resources for families for reinforcing existing coping strategies and new ideas to face challenging circumstances. Read the latest brief below.
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Inclusivity at FRC

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Our Friends Call Us TAP.

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