Research Opportunity for Asian American Parents of Children Ages 3–8: Project BRAVE

The developmental psychology research team at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) is recruiting families for Project BRAVE, a parenting research program designed to help Asian American parents have age-appropriate conversations with their young children about culture, race, ethnicity, and identity.

 

Eligible families must meet the following criteria:

Both parents identify as Asian American.
The family has a child between 3 and 8 years old.
The family resides in the United States.
Parents are sufficiently fluent in English to understand the program materials.

 

The two-month program includes an initial online survey, four email newsletters with parenting resources and activities, two 1.5-hour workshops, a follow-up survey, and a virtual exit interview.

Participating parents may receive up to $100 in compensation for completing the designated study activities.

Interested families can complete the eligibility screening survey here:

https://qualtricsxmmlsdyk6kn.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_ezDyeU52zIyNndY

For questions, please contact Projectbrave2026@gmail.com.

Learn more about the research team at https://ccadlab.umbc.edu/.

This information is shared as a community resource. Eligibility, participation requirements, and compensation are determined by the Project BRAVE research team.