December 6, 2013

Friday Five 11

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Friday Five: Rating your marriage, the education–parenting link, and more Tweet This
Friday Five: A pro-marriage public policy agenda, Oklahoma's initiative, and more Tweet This

Five articles that I recommend from around the web:

Why Rate Your Marriage? A Numerical Score Can Help Couples Talk About Problems
Elizabeth Bernstein, Wall Street Journal

The Links Between Education, Marriage and Parenting
Gretchen Livingston, FactTank

Oklahoma’s Marriage Initiative Working to Lower Divorce Rate (video)
KFOR

Three in Four Parents Living with Children Are Married
U.S. Census

The Forever Initiative: A Public Policy Agenda to Help Couples Form Healthy Marriages (video)
Alan Hawkins, Heritage Foundation

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