Research Digest

Men increasingly want to be involved parents and caregivers and the vast majority says it’s equally important for mothers and fathers to bond with babies. Although some employers recognize that [...]

Large percentages of student-parents face a number of stressors that put them at greater risk for mental health issues than non-parenting students. [Ascend at the Aspen Institut, May 2021.] [...]

Many Americans are concerned about children falling behind academically and socially due to the coronavirus outbreak, and there is broad public support for summer school and tutoring programs to [...]

This study explores parent’s attitudes toward learning from home policy based on a survey from 16 provinces in Indonesia. Employing latent class analysis, it reveals three distinct groups of [...]

Although the potential indirect effects of interventions on mothers and other household members are generally acknowledged, few studies explicitly quantify outcomes related to labor market [...]

The coronavirus pandemic and the significant financial insecurity facing many women and their families are not. Both, who were already treading water before the pandemic, are bearing the brunt of [...]

Parents are the primary caregivers of young children and responsive parent-child relationships and parental support for learning during the earliest years of life are crucial for promoting early [...]

The migrant mortality advantage has been observed extensively, but its authenticity is debated. In particular, concerns persist that the advantage is an artefact of the data, generated by the [...]

The extent of intergenerational transmission of child maltreatment is unclear due to methodological limitations in previous studies. This report examines factors associated with intergenerational [...]

While women were more likely to lose these same jobs early in the COVID pandemic, these statistics demonstrate how the gender pay gap worsens with increases in part-time and casual jobs. The [...]