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Start your week with the latest Family Relations research: bit.ly/FREarlyView #FamilyScience #SocialScience #SocialSciences #SocialScienceResearch

Listening to Lizzie Rushton @rushtondr.bsky.social and @markpriestley.bsky.social talking about their amazing impactful work developing curricula and professional development in education #socialscienceresearch

Today, we are at a @socsciresearchstir.bsky.social research away day – getting to listen to wonderful colleagues speak about #socialscienceresearch Dr Maggie Grant speaks on research with Stirling colleagues on time & temporality, policymaking, and unaccompanied young people seeking asylum. [🧵/1]

All the brief reports in the latest JMF issue are open access: tinyurl.com/JMF-Aug2026 #FamilyScience #SocialScience #SocialScienceResearch #OpenAccess

Have you read these Family Relations articles about intervention? tinyurl.com/FR-July2026 #FamilyScience #SocialScience #SocialSciences #SocialScienceResearch

Before the October 2026 issue of JMF arrives, let's look back at what we published last October: tinyurl.com/JMF-Oct2025 #ThrowbackThursday #TBT #FamilyScience #SocialScience #SocialSciences #SocialScienceResearch

Dr Paul Rigby offering passionate and wise insights on his experiences over 18 years of doing human trafficking research in Scotland. Sadly for us, Paul will retire from @socsciresearchstir.bsky.social Stirling shortly and will be missed 🥹😭 #HumanTrafficking #SocialWork #socialscienceresearch [🧵/2]

I am so excited to hear Liz Bedoe's guest talk about weaving cultural concepts in teaching about human wellbeing. Having followed liz's work for nearly two decades, i am fangirling a bit. :) #socialscienceresearch #Stirling

Another highly cited article from JMF's 2020 Decade in Review examined the previous decade of research on immigrant families: tinyurl.com/3axa9829 by Jennifer Van Hook & @jengdemography.bsky.social #ThrowbackThursday #TBT #FamilyScience #SocialScience #SocialScienceResearch #ImmigrantFamilies

Another highly cited article from JMF's 2020 Decade in Review: "Pathways to Parenthood in Social and Family Contexts: Decade in Review, 2020": tinyurl.com/2rahers5 by @karenguzzo.bsky.social & @srhayford.bsky.social #ThrowbackThursday #TBT #FamilyScience #SocialSciences #SocialScienceResearch

My brilliant colleague, social work Professor Ruth Emond, talks about The Arch Project, which argues for the importance of finding ways to hold the 'memory boxes' of young people who are care experienced. #socialscienceresearch

The amazing Maggie Grant talking about her work with unaccompanied migrant children and young people #socialscienceresearch at Stirling @socsciresearchstir.bsky.social