BRISE - Bremen Initiative to Foster Early Childhood Development (BRISE)

October 24, 2022:

Gizem Samdan and colleagues publish an empirical article on the role of social and demographic factors in the development of maternal self-efficacy. Open Acess via: http://doi.org/10.1002/imhj.22018.

October 13, 2022:

At the DGPs symposium "Not just Mom's eyes: early childhood development and mothers' significant roles", the Heidelberg, Bamberg and Bremen subprojects presented empirical work from BRISE.

We also presented results at the FLUX conference on brain development.

July 7, 2022:
We congratulate Polina Stoyanova on the successful completion of her doctorate.

May 18, 2022:

The "Familiennetz" Bremen answers questions about everyday family life. Now it presents BRISE from the perspective of the participating families, the city, the support programs and the scientific monitoring.

BRISE supports theses on different aspects of early childhood development and education. We have survey data, EEG data, and topics for systematic reviews available. If you are interested in writing your thesis on topics related to disadvantaged populations, migration, early childhood development, or public services for children, please contact us at brise@uni-bremen.de!