Center for Family and Demographic Research

项目摘要 保龄格林州立大学家庭和人口研究中心(CFDR)寻求 人口动态中心研究基础设施计划(P2C)的行政补充。 人口与发展中心的研究与人口动态处的战略目标相一致，而这一行政管理 补编将使民主与民主研究中心能够继续在#年从事创新和高影响力的科学工作。 在寻求额外资金的同时，改善人口健康和福祉的人口研究。自.以来 上一次申请，CFDR的主要研究领域(PRA)已进行调整，以更好地反映优势 现在有三个PRA：(1)生育率和家庭人口学；(2)社会关系 和健康；以及(3)越轨、犯罪和暴力的社会背景。这个行政部门的目标是 补充将通过以下两个具体目标实现：(1)支持一流、创新的研究 在三个重点的PRA中，以及(2)通过相应的工作组刺激新的研究和赠款活动 和PRA的关系。新成立的工作组将为新的研究团队提供便利，并培养新的 研究项目。这一目标将由民主力量中心的行政和发展核心监督。 CFDR由一个由跨学科(社会学、 犯罪学、心理学、经济学、人类发展和家庭科学、应用统计学、教育学 政策、社会工作、老年学)和不同的职业阶段。这些活动是由 行政补编将确保民权中心能够继续建立其出版物和赠款组合， 鼓励跨学科团队，培养初级学者，同时专注于 附属公司的优势。在未来一年没有来自P2C的额外支持，而CFDR 续签申请正在审查中，研究主题包括大流行期间的生育、育儿 压力，亲密伴侣暴力，青少年发展，代际支持，父母监禁， 关系稳定，性和多样化的家庭是不可能的。此外，CFDR的 对人口学的贡献，其形式是认真关注关键概念的衡量，例如 如果没有额外的措施，同居、性和性别认同以及生育行为将受到严重限制。 支持。民主力量继续得到强有力的机构支持，其投资远远超过#年的资金。 来年的行政副刊。美国国立卫生研究院持续支持的主要预期收益 对于CFDR来说是非常明确的：由致力于知识的社区促进高质量的人口研究 在一个有凝聚力的人口中心内共同工作的人口学者。

Project Abstract The Center for Family and Demographic Research (CFDR) at Bowling Green State University (BGSU) seeks an administrative supplement from the Population Dynamics Centers Research Infrastructure program (P2C). The CFDR’s research aligns with the Population Dynamics Branch strategic goals, and this administrative supplement will permit the CFDR to continue to engage in innovative and high-impact scientific work in population research that improves population health and well-being as it seeks additional funding. Since the last application, the CFDR’s Primary Research Areas (PRAs) have been adjusted to better reflect the strengths of its affiliates, and there are now three PRAs: (1) Fertility and Family Demography; (2) Social Relationships and Health; and (3) Social Contexts of Deviance, Crime, and Violence. The goals of this administrative supplement will be achieved through the following two specific aims: (1) support top-notch, innovative research in three focused PRAs, and (2) stimulate new research and grant activities via working groups that correspond with the PRAs. The newly invigorated working groups will facilitate new research teams and foster new research projects. This aim will be overseen by both the Administrative and Development Cores of the CFDR. The CFDR is comprised of a dedicated and collaborative group of affiliates across disciplines (sociology, criminology, psychology, economics, human development and family science, applied statistics, educational policy, social work, gerontology) and at varying career stages. The activities made possible by the administrative supplement will ensure the CFDR can continue to build its publication and grant portfolio, encourage interdisciplinary teams, and develop junior scholars while simultaneously focusing its research on the strengths of the affiliates. Without additional support from P2C for the upcoming year while the CFDR renewal application is under review, research on topics ranging from fertility during the pandemic, parenting stress, intimate partner violence, adolescent development, intergenerational support, parental incarceration, relationship stability, and sexual and diverse families would not be possible. Additionally, the CFDR’s contributions to demography in the form of its careful attention to measurement of key concepts, such as cohabitation, sexual and gender identity, and fertility behaviors, would be severely curtailed without additional support. CFDR continues to receive strong institutional support, with investments that far exceed the funds in the administrative supplement for the upcoming year. The primary anticipated benefit of continued NIH support for the CFDR is very clear: fostering top-quality demographic research by a committed intellectual community of population scholars working together within a cohesive population center.