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Friday Five 233

Bill Coffin
June 29, 2018

Highlights

  1. Millennials, money, and marriage, delayed motherhood in the United States and developing nations, and more Post This
  2. Child welfare in the U.S., generation vexed, a panel discussion of the new IFS/AEI report, and more. Post This

For Young Adults, Economic Security Matters for Marriage
Benjamin Gurrentz, U.S. Census Bureau

Child Welfare Outcomes: Report to Congress
Administration for Children & Families, U.S. DHHS

Watch the Panel Discussion on “Economic Success for Black Men in America”
American Enterprise Institute and Institute for Family Studies

U.S. Women Are Postponing Motherhood, But Not As Much as Those in Most Other Developed Nations
Gretchen Livingston, Pew Research Center

Generation Vexed: How Anxiety Stalks Teens in Utah and Across the Nation
Sara  Israelsen-Hartley and Lois Collins, The Deseret News

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