June 19, 2020

Friday Five 330

Highlights

Research on fathers' impact on kids, best practices in family life education, and more. Tweet This
Changing views on Black fatherhood, how to create social media rules for marriage, and more. Tweet This

Recognizing Fathers’ Impact on Children’s Lives on Father’s Day and Beyond
Samantha Illangasekare, OPRE, Administration for Children & Families

How to Create Social Media Rules in Your Marriage
First Things First

Special Issue:Best Evidence‐based Practices in Family Life Education
Family Relations: Interdisciplinary Journal of Applied Family Science

"The Dad Gang": On a Mission to Change Views on Black Fatherhood
Errol Barnett, CBS News

How Dividing Up Household Chores Can Impact Marriage
Janice Wood, Psych Central

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