September 11, 2020

Friday Five 341

Highlights

The religious habits of U.S. teens, the Protestant Family Ethic (webinar), and more. Tweet This
Growing up poor in America (webinar), parental divorce and the love hormone, and more. Tweet This

Religious Habits of U.S. Teens
Pew Research Center

The Protestant Family Ethic: Panel Discussion
Webinar: Wed., Sept. 16 | 9:00 AM to 10:15 AM
American Enterprise Institute and Institute for Family Studies

Report 4: Dads Spend More Quality Time With Kids
Families in Australia Survey: Life during COVID-19

Growing Up Poor: The American Dream Deferred
Webinar: Sept. 15 | 2:00 PM
PBS Frontline and WGBH

People Who Experience Parental Divorce as Children Have Lower 'Love Hormone' Levels
Terry Goodrich, Baylor University

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