In 2021, Dr. Francesca Falzarano founded the ENRICH Lab to establish a program of scientific research that centers on advocacy and is directly informed by the voices of dementia family caregivers. Our goal is to conduct research that informs the design, evaluation, and dissemination of evidence-based research to reduce stress, address unmet needs, and enhance access to supportive services tailored for diverse dementia family caregivers. Motivated by her own experiences in caring for, and losing her parents, the lab has swiftly advanced in pioneering research focused on understanding the diverse experiences of families impacted by dementia. In 2024, the Falzarano Family Caregiving Lab (FFCL) was launched to commemorate our journey from a passionate group of students to a robust research program studying various aspects of the experiences and psychosocial outcomes associated with family caregiving. The FFCL symbolizes both our growth in the field of dementia caregiving research and the resilience that many of us have personally faced as family caregivers. Here at FFCL, we engage in diverse projects that utilize technology to enhance the well-being and quality of life of dementia caregivers and their care recipients. The FFCL is dedicated to working to bridge the gap between research and the real world, ensuring continuity and adequate support for dementia family caregivers across the research-practice-community pipeline.