April 21, 2017

Friday Five 175

by Bill Coffin, @billcoffin

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Why your marriage matters, connecting with teenage sons, Millennials at home, and more. Tweet This
What dads think about fatherhood programs, getting men back to work, and more. Tweet This

Category: Friday Five

Why the Success of Your Marriage Matters to My Kids
Lacey Keigley, SoEveryDay

Fathers' Perspectives on Fatherhood Programs
The Child and Family Research Partnership, University of Texas-Austin

Getting Men Back to Work: Solutions from the Right and Left
Brent Orrell, Harry J. Holzer, and Robert Doar, American Enterprise Institute

A Quarter of Millennials Who Live at Home Don't Work or Study
Polly Mosendz, Bloomberg

Six Ways Parents Can Stay Connected With Their Teen Sons
Phyllis Fagell, The Washington Post

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