Center for Children and Families
The University of Texas at Dallas Center for Children and Families (CCF) is a unique, university-based link between ‘ivory tower’ science and making an impact in the lives of children. At CCF, the connections between research, outreach and student training are built to maximize the benefits of all three, so that our research has more real-world implications; our students get real-world training; and our evidence-based outreach programs are continually improved upon through community input and research.


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Tenacity and Dedication: CCF Students Share Ties
CCF Students Share Ties Two incredible members of our Center for Children and Families community, Natalia Camacho, M.S., CCC-SLP and Alexis Carranza, were recently featured in The University of Texas at Dallas Provost’s Newsletter for…
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Comets Giving Days Coming Soon!
Comets Giving Days April 9th and 10th Join the Center for Children and Families for Comets Giving Days on April 9th and 10th. CCF will be fundraising to support our…
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Santa Sighting Event on Saturday 12/7
Santa Sighting Event on Saturday 12/7 Join the Center for Children and Families and the Office of Development and Alumni Relations for a Santa Sighting event at UT Dallas on…
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“I am a student worker for the Play With Me program and a member of the CCF Research Team. I have loved every minute, from facilitating in the Play With Me program to organizing events and learning about data organization. Over the past two years, I’ve had the opportunity to grow and experience so much, which has helped me discover my passion for working with children, parents and the community.”

Vedanti Kumbhar
Senior, Psychology and Child Development and Learning
Play With Me and CCF Research Team