About the Morgan Centre

We are a centre researching family life, contemporary relationships, parenting and partnering and childhood.

We are a centre researching family life, contemporary relationships, parenting and partnering and childhood.
Key messages from our 3 year study on experiences of being in civil partnership.
Imaginative and creative methods for researching youth, edited by Sue Heath and Charlie Walker. Want 50% off? Download this flier... (p d f opens in new window) More information on Palgrave Macmillan website (Link opens in new window)
Essential reading for students of personal life! Edited by Vanessa May with contributions from other Morgan Centre staff. How are familiar areas of our lives (relationships with family, friends, partners, pets, personal politics and buying behaviour) shaped by society? More details on the Palgrave Macmillan website (link opens in new window).
The latest in our series of Realities toolkits. How to, and why, use written, oral and audio diaries in research with people with dementia. By Ruth Bartlett. More details, and free download.
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