The Center for Family Math advances research to inform policy, practice, and professional development, shares insights on the benefits of family math across contexts, and fosters partnerships to strengthen its research base. To achieve these directives, our research agenda focuses on seven areas:
The goal in sharing these research priorities is to help researchers, funders, and policymakers generate the kinds of new Family Math knowledge and understanding that will propel the field toward social justice. Please review the full Family Math Research Agenda and sign up for our Family Math Newsletter.
Family Math Research Consortium
The Family Math Research Consortium (FMRC) is a standing advisory body for the Center for Family Math. The FMRC brings together leading researchers with diverse backgrounds and perspectives to advise on research initiatives and provide the research community’s perspective on Center initiatives.
Next Generation of Family Math Researchers
A primary role in building the Family Math field is ensuring emerging researchers receive support. A signature initiative of the Center’s family math research efforts is The Next Generation of Family Math Researchers Dissertation Fellowship, designed to promote new scholarly work on Family Math while embracing the Center’s research priorities.
Research Resources
The Center for Family Math has created and compiled a variety of resources that may be useful to researchers. These resources can be found here.
Research-to-Practice Resources
To reduce barriers that exist between research and practitioners, the Center for Family Math creates and compiles a variety of research-to-practice resources. Find them here.