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Friday Five 102

Bill Coffin
October 16, 2015

Highlights

  1. Friday Five: Families' role in helping kids succeed, the growing racial divide in U.S. marriage patterns, and more. Post This
  2. Friday Five: Predictors of dads' involvement with young kids, how teen boys and girls use digital tools, and more. Post This

​Don't Forget the Families: The Missing Piece in America's Effort to Help All Children Succeed
Kent Pekel, Eugene C. Roehlkepartain, Amy K. Syvertsen, and Peter C. Scales, Search Institute

Predictors of Fathers' Involvement with Their Young Children
Elizabeth Planalp, Child and Family Blog

Digital Romance: How Teen Boys and Girls Differ
Monica Anderson, Fact Tank

​The Growing Racial and Ethnic Divide in U.S. Marriage Patterns
R. Kelly Raley, Megan M. Sweeney, and Danielle Wondra, The Future of Children

Strong Families, Prosperous States: Do Healthy Families Affect the Wealth of States? (event)
American Enterprise Institute

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