Center For Family Research

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1095 College Station Rd

Athens, GA 30605

+1 (706) 425-2992

https://cfr.uga.edu

The Center for Family Research, part of the University of Georgia, conducts innovative research focused on the effects of stress on family dynamics, youth development, and adult health, with a particular emphasis on Black American populations in the southern United States. By studying how families navigate challenges from social and environmental stressors such as racism and poverty, the center aims to translate its findings into effective preventive interventions that strengthen family well-being.

Prominent projects at the center include various initiatives such as the Strong African American Families Programs and the Family and Community Health Study, showcasing a commitment to understanding and enhancing support systems for individuals and communities. Through their research and outreach, the Center for Family Research makes significant contributions toward building resilience and fostering positive development in families facing adversity.

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