Kuperberg finds that cohabitation is no longer a countercultural trend, but instead is an unremarkable practice, and often a strategy for the financially insecure.

CCF’s Virginia Rutter worked with @WorkXFamily Working Assumptions to bring this photography to Framingham State last year as part of their family diversity and change teach-in.

Gender matters, now more than ever, because it structures every aspect of life. And we benefit from knowing how it matters.

A deluge of people who study and work with families, many of them among Council on Contemporary Families members, have joined scholars in other organizations to express concern and alarm about the family separation policy. We are sharing a statement on behalf of the 926 cosigning family scholars around the country.

They find that 1 in 4 women and 1 in 8.5 men in college whose most recent hookup was with a same-sex partner identify as straight.

The 2018 CCF Conference “Conceiving American Families in the 21st Century: Reproductive Policies, Practices, and Technologies” was on March 2, 2018. Click here for access to slides and video recordings!