January 22, 2016

Friday Five 113

by Bill Coffin, @billcoffin

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How different countries treat unwed parents, preparing for marriage in Gaza, and more. Tweet This
The problems with DC's paid leave proposal, the benefit of resilience interventions for military families, and more. Tweet This

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How Should Governments Treat Unwed Parents?
The Economist

Gaza Couples Get U.S.-Style Marriage Preparation Courses
Nidal Almughrabi, Reuters

Frequent Contact Between Parents and Adult Children Benefits Both
Science Daily

The Problems with DC's Paid Leave Proposal
Harry Holzer and Isabel Sawhill, Washington Post

Resilience Intervention Helps Entire Military Family
Psychiatric News Alert

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