Photos from the 2016 Groves Conference
Photos from the 2015 Groves Conference
Groves Conferences
Conference Format
Unlike the traditional format of professional associations where many formal papers are presented, the Groves Conference seeks to limit the number of presentations and conducts its sessions primarily via seminars and workshops. Consequently, attendees have the opportunity to participate in eight to ten hours of continuous dialogue and exchange within a small group on one of the subtopics of the Groves Conference. This allows for the exploration of issues in depth, as well as free exchange of ideas, information, and experience between scholars and other professionals from the various disciplines concerned with the family. The Conference usually meets once each year in the spring in a location conducive to relaxed intellectual activity and meets outside the United States occasionally to proved the opportunity for the Groves Conference members to exchange ideas with experts from other countries who are concerned with the family.
2016- Denver, CO
Gender, Sexual Identity, and Families: The Personal is Political
2015- Buffalo, NY
Families at the Intersection of Mental Health and Disabilities
2014- State College, PA
Fracking and Families
2013- Boston, MA
And Justice for All: Families and the Criminal Justice System
2012- Copan, Honduras- Cancelled
Families Creating Sustainable Communities
2011- New Orleans, LA
Families, Climate, Environment: Change & Interchange
2010- Seattle, WA
Families: Connections and Communication Within and Across Species
2009- Chapel Hill, NC
Celebrating Groves Conference: 75 Years of Family Research, Theory, & Practice
2008- Galway, Belfast, and Dublin, Ireland
The Impact of Globalization on Ireland's Families: A Positive Model
2007- Detroit, MI
Social, Economic, and Environmental Justice for All Communities: Speaking Out and Standing Up for Families
2006- Tucson, AZ
Families: Borders and Boundaries
2005- Washington D.C.
Native Americans Dealing with Change: Identity, Economics, Environment
2004- Oklahoma City, OK
Integrity and Survival in Families and Communities
2003- Miami, FL
Cuban Families in Cuba and the United States
2002- Chautauqua, NY
Families, Religions and Spirituality in the Postmodern Era
2001- Fairbanks, Barrow, & Anchorage, AK
The American Family We Want to Know: How Alaskan Families are Coping Amid Rapid Social Changes
2000- Asheville, NC
Considering the Past & Contemplating the Future: Family Diversity in the Next Millennium
1999- St. Pete Beach, FL
Creating Aging in Families and Communities
1998- Washington D.C.
Human Genome Project
1997- Digby, Nova Scotia
Economics and Families
1996- San Diego, CA
Intergenerational Relations
1995- Lexington, KY
Besieged Families: Creating Collaborative Communities
...and others, going back to 1934!
Gender, Sexual Identity, and Families: The Personal is Political
2015- Buffalo, NY
Families at the Intersection of Mental Health and Disabilities
2014- State College, PA
Fracking and Families
2013- Boston, MA
And Justice for All: Families and the Criminal Justice System
2012- Copan, Honduras- Cancelled
Families Creating Sustainable Communities
2011- New Orleans, LA
Families, Climate, Environment: Change & Interchange
2010- Seattle, WA
Families: Connections and Communication Within and Across Species
2009- Chapel Hill, NC
Celebrating Groves Conference: 75 Years of Family Research, Theory, & Practice
2008- Galway, Belfast, and Dublin, Ireland
The Impact of Globalization on Ireland's Families: A Positive Model
2007- Detroit, MI
Social, Economic, and Environmental Justice for All Communities: Speaking Out and Standing Up for Families
2006- Tucson, AZ
Families: Borders and Boundaries
2005- Washington D.C.
Native Americans Dealing with Change: Identity, Economics, Environment
2004- Oklahoma City, OK
Integrity and Survival in Families and Communities
2003- Miami, FL
Cuban Families in Cuba and the United States
2002- Chautauqua, NY
Families, Religions and Spirituality in the Postmodern Era
2001- Fairbanks, Barrow, & Anchorage, AK
The American Family We Want to Know: How Alaskan Families are Coping Amid Rapid Social Changes
2000- Asheville, NC
Considering the Past & Contemplating the Future: Family Diversity in the Next Millennium
1999- St. Pete Beach, FL
Creating Aging in Families and Communities
1998- Washington D.C.
Human Genome Project
1997- Digby, Nova Scotia
Economics and Families
1996- San Diego, CA
Intergenerational Relations
1995- Lexington, KY
Besieged Families: Creating Collaborative Communities
...and others, going back to 1934!
