February 21, 2014

Friday Five 22

by Bill Coffin, @billcoffin

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Friday Five: Changing expectations about marriage, federal grants for teaching relationship skills, and more. Tweet This
Friday Five: How Hispanics benefit from relationship education, why teen pregnancy remains high in DC, and more. Tweet This

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Free Webinar on Federal Grants for Teaching Relationship Skills (Feb. 25)
The Dibble Institute

Changing Expectations Improve Best Marriages, But Undermine Average Marriages
Science Daily

Three Ways Hispanics Benefit from Relationship Education
Healthy Relationships California

Maria Cancian Nominated Assistant Secretary for Children and Families
Megan Costello, UW-Madison News

Teen Pregnancies Stay Stubbornly High in Poor D.C. Wards
Robert McCartney, Washington Post

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