We work closely with academic and community partners to develop and conduct rigorous research.

Academic Partners

Our faculty affiliates partner with other researchers around the world to share expertise and to learn about how theories work in different contexts.

Local Academic Partners

National Academic Partners

International Academic Partners

Community Partners

Shaw Center staff and faculty work with our community partners to support the research needed for the community as well as locate research participants. Our partners generously share their knowledge and expertise and help to make our research contextually and culturally relevant.

  • The CASIE Center

    The CASIE Center (Child Abuse Services, Investigation and Education) is a child advocacy center serving the needs of children and families in St. Joseph County, Indiana.

  • Cultivate Food Rescue

    A leader in perishable food rescue, procurement, redistribution, and education in order to meet the nutritional needs of communities.

  • Department of Children Services St. Joseph County Indiana

    The DCS champions Indiana’s future by protecting children and strengthening families with compassion and determination.

  • Horizon Education Alliance

    HEA is building a system for providing world-class education and training to every person in Elkhart County and across northern Indiana to equip them for a lifetime of well-being and meaningful work.

  • La Casa de Amistad

    La Casa de Amistad offered various programs in an effort to assist Hispanic youth in self-acceptance and appreciation of their culture.

  • The Logan Center

    LOGAN Community Resources, Inc. serves adults and children with intellectual and developmental disabilities including autism services, residential services, day programs, and employment services.

  • South Bend Medical Foundation

    SBMF is committed to becoming a nationally-recognized, not-for-profit organization through investment in quality, technology, and community.

  • St. Joseph County WIC

    The Indiana WIC program aims to assist low-income and nutritionally at risk women and children.

  • The SOURCE

    Bringing hope to children with mental health challenges, one family at a time.

  • Talk with your baby

    Providing opportunities for parents/caregivers to bond with their babies through a variety of classes and special events.

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