New Resource! Explore 450+ Kanter Award Nominated Articles

The Center for Families at Purdue University has launched a powerful new resource to support work-family research: the Kanter Zotero Library. This curated collection includes over 450 peer-reviewed articles nominated for the prestigious Rosabeth Moss Kanter Award. It spans more than two decades and a wide range of disciplines, journals, and methodological approaches. It also grows each year. By importing the library into Zotero, researchers, educators, and students gain immediate access to this comprehensive archive of high-impact work-family scholarship, making it easier to conduct literature reviews, design course syllabi, write papers, discover and cite key works, and develop evidence-based policy or practice.

This resource is free but producing it is not. If you are a winner, finalist, nominee or just a fan of the Kanter Award, or if the Kanter Award bibliography is a useful tool for your teaching or research, please consider making a donation through the Work and Family Researchers Network to support the award and the associated resources.

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To download the file, click the button below or copy and paste the link into your browser. You will to be redirected to a page on Box.com where you can download the file “Kanter 2000-2026 v2.rdf”
https://centers.purdue.edu/cff/initiatives/kanteraward/zotero-download/

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With this new Zotero library, the Center for Families looks to provide the scholarly community with a centralized, searchable, and citable collection of the award’s nominated works. If you use the Kanter Award Library for your literature reviews, course syllabi, papers, policy, or practice, etc. please use the following citation to acknowledge the source:  

Center for Families at Purdue University (2026). Kanter Award Library [Unpublished bibliography] Zotero. https://centers.purdue.edu/cff/initiatives/kanteraward/zotero-download/