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The Family Geography of the American Dream: New Neighborhood Data on Single Parenthood, Prisons, and Poverty
by W. Bradford Wilcox, Jacob Van Leeuwen and Joseph Price
Single Parents, Fathers, Parents, Family Life, Economic Mobility

Regaining the Joy of Family Life: A Review of How to Be A Happier Parent
by Naomi Schaefer Riley
Child Care, Parents, Family Life

The Majority of U.S. Children Still Live in Two-Parent Families
by Wendy Wang
Marriage, Single Parents, Cohabitation, Parents, Family Life

Keeping Technology in Its Proper Place: An Interview with Andy Crouch
by Alysse ElHage
Parents, Family Life, Media and Technology

When Grandparents Divorce, Everyone Hurts
by D. Scott Sibley
Divorce and Break-Ups, Parents, Family Life, Marriage and Relationship Education

Religious Upbringing and Adolescence
by Tyler J. VanderWeele
Child Care, Parents, Family Life, Religion, Substance Abuse

The Power of Prayer for Families
by Alysse ElHage
Parents, Family Life, Marriage and Relationship Education, Religion

A Simple Prescription for Child Well-Being: More Unstructured Play
by Alysse ElHage
Child Care, Fathers, Parents, Family Life, Media and Technology, Education

How the Trend of Young Adults Living With Their Parents Could Boost Social Capital
by Luma Simms
Single Life, Parents, Family Life, Immigration
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