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Researchers & Authors Seeking Parents/Kids
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Hi everyone,I’m Angela, a doctoral student in business at Boston College, currently working on my dissertation about the work relationships between in-home caregivers and the families who employ them. These roles often blur the line between personal and professional, and I’m interested in how both caregivers and employers navigate that complexity…
Hey there! My name is St. John Barned-Smith and I'm a reporter at the San Francisco Chronicle. (Here's my author page)
I'd like to preface this by saying I'm happy to speak off the record!
Recently, I've started working on some immigration-related stories and I'm hoping to connect with families who are looking for or currently employing nannies…
Dear Parents,
Want to contribute to the advancement of sleep medicine? Stanford researchers are currently recruiting children with no psychiatric or neurodevelopmental diagnoses to participate in an observational sleep study and we could use your help!
The Stanford Center for Sleep in Autism and NIH Autism Center of Excellence (ACE) Program…
Dear Parents,
The entire autism community is invited by Stanford University to register with SPARK, a large, online research partnership that seeks to improve the lives of people with autism through research. SPARK researchers are depending on tens of thousands of families and individuals with autism to join this community and provide the data…
We are looking for teens 14-18 years-old who will get a chance to undergo either a free 12-week mindfulness training, in which they will learn self- regulation skills (breathing, yoga-based movements, meditation), or a free 12-week psychological education training that can help them better regulate emotions. They will be randomly assigned to one…