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Read more at: New Wellcome Trust podcast series, featuring the CFR's Prof. Susan Golombok

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New Wellcome Trust podcast series, featuring the CFR's Prof. Susan Golombok

Read more at: CFR Director Professor Pasco Fearon attends Princess of Wales' 'Shaping Us' campaign launch.

CFR Director Professor Pasco Fearon attends Princess of Wales' 'Shaping Us' campaign launch.

Read more at: Boat Race: our fabulous PhD student Caoimhe was in the winning boat!

Boat Race: our fabulous PhD student Caoimhe was in the winning boat!

Read more at: Child Development during the COVID-19 pandemic - study newsletter

Child Development during the COVID-19 pandemic - study newsletter

Read more at: Children are happy in LGBTQ families – they should be at the heart of policy decisions to end stigma. An article by Susan Golombok.

Children are happy in LGBTQ families – they should be at the heart of policy decisions to end stigma. An article by Susan Golombok.

Read more at: Congratulations to Susie Bower-Brown and Anja McConnachie - their chapter is out this week in the report "Families with LGBTQ children or parents"

Congratulations to Susie Bower-Brown and Anja McConnachie - their chapter is out this week in the report "Families with LGBTQ children or parents"

Read more at: CFR team win the Mental Health Group Prize at the ASRM conference

CFR team win the Mental Health Group Prize at the ASRM conference

Read more at: Congratulations to Susan Golombok who has been elected as a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences

Congratulations to Susan Golombok who has been elected as a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences

Read more at: Susan Glombok's new book "We Are Family" is published today

Susan Glombok's new book "We Are Family" is published today

Read more at: ‘Terrible twos’ not inevitable: with engaged parenting, happy babies can become happy toddlers

‘Terrible twos’ not inevitable: with engaged parenting, happy babies can become happy toddlers