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History is repeating itself and the stakes could not be higher for American families. They remain stuck with outdated policies. [Brad Wilson – Care, 17 October 2023.] READ MORE

Intergenerational poverty is a weight on the backs of millions of Americans, keeping many from achieving their full potential, for their own benefit and that of society.  [Greg J. Duncan and [...]

The elementary school years are important for children to develop independence, first under parental direction and then away from direct adult supervision. [University of Michigan Health, 16 [...]

The study shows how various measures of partnership quality develop over time and whether trends differ by respondent’s sex and education. [Martin Kreidl and Barbora Hubatková – Demographic [...]

Dubravka Šuica is the Vice-President for Democracy and Demography of the European Commission. The European Commission adopted on 11th October 2023 a Communication presenting a set of policy tools [...]

Conversation orientation was positively associated with information sharing and scientific discussion. The effects of scientific discussions were stronger for older parents than for adult [...]

Young children who are close to their parents are more likely to grow up kind, helpful and ‘prosocial’. [Ioannis Katsantonis and Ros McLellan – International Journal of Behavioral [...]

The number of parents in a home is a crucial determinant of a child’s experiences and life trajectory. Debates about this issue should not be relegated to the culture wars.  [Melissa Kearney [...]

It’s a way for savvy employers to reduce turnover and wasted training, ultimately improving businesses’ bottom line. [Margaret Oertling Cupples – Mississippi Business Journal, 11 October [...]

Technology affects education through five distinct channels, as input, means of delivery, skill, tool for planning, and providing a social and cultural context. [UNESCO, September 2023.] READ [...]