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Researchers & Authors Seeking Parents/Kids
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Are you a person with a disability living in Alameda or Contra Costa County
Join a disability community listening session on Tuesday, March 18th, from 4:30 - 6:00 p.m. to help provide the focus, vision, tone, and content for this summer’s Accessible Futures Conference (which will be held in San Francisco). Participants will receive a $50.00…
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…
Delaney Wells is a doctoral student and a practicum trainee at Summit Center. For her dissertation research, she is seeking parents of children with intellectual or developmental disabilities who previously accessed pediatric palliative care. Email dwells [at] wi.edu if you are able to participate.
"My name is Delaney Wells and I am a 4th year…
Hi parents! I'm a student at UC Davis conducting research for a class project where we’re exploring how families find private coaching for young athletes. As part of this, I’m gathering insights on the challenges parents face when looking for sports training. If you’ve ever considered private coaching for your child, I’d love your input! The…
Participants Needed for a Paid Research Study: Up to $100
Hello everyone! My name is Dominique, and I am a graduate student at UCLA. I am currently recruiting participants for my dissertation, which explores how Black parents talk to their biracial Black-White teenagers (between 11 to 18) about race and racial identity in the United States. I am a…