CCF MEDIA BRIEF – NOVEMBER 1, 2019 NEW FROM CCF: New CCF symposium! Defining Consent New CCF fact sheet! 10 Scary Facts About Child Poverty NEW ON THE BLOG: Mothering While Black Fears of Violence: Concerns of Middle-Class Latinx Parents CCF EXPERTS IN THE NEWS: Sharing Chores May Contribute to Relationship Happiness The disturbing reality […]
CCF MEDIA BRIEF – OCTOBER 18, 2019 CCF MEMBERS IN THE NEWS: Understanding the Financial Risks with Owing Child Support We checked out these dating apps for Trump supporters. Here’s what we found NEW ON THE CCF BLOG: Raising a Village: Identifying Social Supports for All Kinds of Families Children Are Now Back at School, […]
CCF MEMBERS IN THE NEWS: Stay-at-Home Parents Work Hard. Should They Be Paid? There’s a case to be made for feminist marriage — and here’s why NEW ON THE CCF BLOG: Happy Moms, Happier Dads? Less ageism = less Alzheimer’s. It’s that clear. OTHER NEWS: Intensive Care: What Makes a ‘Good’ Parent? Yes, it […]
CCF & MEMBERS IN THE NEWS: New CCF Symposium! Parents Can’t Go It Alone—They Never Have: What to Do for Parents to Help Our Next Generation Young People Are Going to Save Us All From Office Life NEW ON THE CCF BLOG: On Prince Harry and Meghan Markle: Interracial Couples and Their Multiracial Children Will […]
CCF MEDIA BRIEF – SEPTEMBER 6TH, 2019 CCF MEMBERS IN THE NEWS: Are Engagements the New Marriage? Liv Tyler Seems to Think So–Here’s What Experts Say Show Me the Money: How to Protect Yourself in Gray Divorce Reddit Founder Calls For Better Paternity Leave, Reducing Stigma For Dads Who Take Time Off NEW ON THE […]
CCF MEDIA BRIEF – AUGUST 16TH, 2019 CCF MEMBERS IN THE NEWS: A Centennial Celebration of Suffrage: Stephanie Coontz: ‘The Way We Never Were’ Less Sex, Fewer Babies: Blame The Internet And Career Priorities Is Taking Your Husband’s Last Name So Last Century? Julianne Hough Might Think So, and an Expert Agrees What it means […]
CCF Briefing The Golden Girls Would Violate Zoning Laws You Are Probably Overconfident. (If You Skip This, Doubly So.) Wealthy Parents Transfer Guardianship of Teens to Get Aid A New Genetic Explanation for Anorexia Domestic Batterers Should Be Tracked on a Watch List Busing Worked in Louisville. So Why Are Its Schools Becoming More Segregated? […]
CCF Briefing Laboratories of democracy: what Seattle learned from having the highest minimum wage in the nation How Illinois Became an Abortion-Rights Haven The cost of bail for immigrants is surging Domestic Violence Needs Criminal Justice Reform, Too Who Still Calls it a ‘Glass Ceiling?’ Not the 6 Women Running for President U.S. Couple Sues […]
CCF Briefing Why Midsize Cities Struggle to Catch Up to Superstar Cities A Prosperous China Says ‘Men Preferred,’ and Women Lose A Better Way to Manage Your Period? Try the Menstrual Cup, Scientists Say Where Segregation Persists, Trouble Persists To Make It to the Moon, Women Have to Escape Earth’s Gender Bias Do Service Dogs […]
CCF Briefing Why Women Getting Abortions Now Are More Likely to Be Poor Why I’m Resisting the Urge to Have Another Kid In Washington, Good Grades for Universal Pre-K I Advise Students Accused of Sexual Assault. Expelling Them Isn’t the Answer. Our Marriage Looks Straight. We’re Not. You Don’t Have to Go to the Border […]
CCF Briefing $15 Minimum Wage Would Reduce Poverty but Cost Jobs, Congress Told in Report ‘If We Do This Right’ Maybe H.I.V. Will Be Forgotten The End of the Gay-Panic Legal Defense All school and no work becoming the norm for American teenagers Mancession revisited Poll: 1 in 4 don’t plan to retire despite realities […]
CCF Briefing Glaad’s Bold New Mission: an L.G.B.T. Constitutional Amendment Reefer Madness or Pot Paradise? The Surprising Legacy of the Place Where Legal Weed Began Here’s a look at that historic night at the Stonewall Inn. The 1970 gay-rights march was more overtly radical. Cuomo signs a bill to end ‘gay panic’ defenses in murder […]
CCF Briefing Aid in Dying Soon Will be Available to More Americans. Few Will Choose It. Girl on a Red Dirt Road A ‘Second Chance’ After 27 Years in Prison: How Criminal Justice Helped an Ex-Inmate Graduate The Challenge of Caring for a Stroke Patient Employee Activism Is Alive in Tech. It Stops Short of […]
CCF Briefing Why Women, but Not Men, Are Judged for a Messy House Two newlyweds kiss in the back of a car. Page-Turner People Are Still Getting Married, and This Book Is Here to Help “Elderhood” author on redefining aging and why older people are happier than adults With Labor Market Tight, Some States Loosen […]
CCF Briefing This will be the last CCF Briefing until the week of July 8th. What a ‘Living Wage’ Actually Means Savings Accounts for Disabled Americans Catch On, but Slowly Death of Teenager Who Sought Euthanasia Sets Off Media Flurry, and Corrections Police Are Trained to Confront Suspects. But What if They Are Afraid? For […]
