“A Centennial Celebration of Suffrage: Stephanie Coontz: ‘The Way We Never Were’”

Some for better and some definitely for worse.

The Population Reference Bureau released a report on time use patterns of married, cohabiting and single mothers based on research by CCF Member Joanna Pepin. Pepin finds that married and cohabiting mothers do more housework than single moms.

Offered by the Southern Sociological Society, this award honors a record of excellence as a scholar and lecturer. Congratulations, Barbara!

Offered by the Population Association of America, this award honors a record of sustained research contributions to the study of gender and demography. Congratulations, Jennifer!

Youngmin Yi and colleagues find that the households of unauthorized immigrants are more complex and experience more instability than other Latino families.

JSTOR looks beyond the hype to examine what the “sex recession” is and whether we should be concerned about it. Several CCF experts weighed in on why the fear of a “sex recession” is misdirected.