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New Family Structure Index Reveals Wide Gaps in Family Stability Across the US

April 7, 2026
New Family Structure Index Reveals Wide Gaps in Family Stability Across the US
Center for Christian Virtue, April 7, 2026
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Columbus, OH – Center for Christian Virtue (CCV) today released its 2026 Family Structure Index (FSI), a nationwide report measuring the strength and stability of family life across all 50 states. The report offers a fresh look at how family trends are shaping the future of the country.

Published in partnership with the Institute for Family Studies, the report reveals that Ohio is falling behind the national average, ranking 30th in family stability.

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