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 […]
In her Op-Ed for NBC News, CCF Director of Research and Public Education Stephanie Coontz writes about the origins of gendered wedding traditions and possible implications for marital satisfaction. Coontz writes, “couples looking for happiness in the years after their wedding day might consider updating old ceremonies, or crafting new ones, that reinforce their commitment to […]
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 […]
CCF Briefing Seeking Refuge, Legally, and Finding Prison Are We Fighting a War on Homelessness? Or a War on the Homeless? Could Prostitution Be the Next Vice to Be Decriminalized? A boy, a chicken sandwich and a federal case over dinner at Colonial Williamsburg How Successful Are the Marriages of People With Divorced Parents? Let’s […]
CCF Briefing ‘A plunder of black wealth’: Predatory housing contracts gouged Chicago’s black homeowners, new report says Single Mothers Are Surging Into the Work Force By CLAIRE CAIN MILLER AND ERNIE TEDESCHI Want millennials to get married and have babies? Change the policies that stop us. The Loneliness Epidemic Parenting by the Numbers Young People’s […]
CCF Briefing There’s Evidence on How to Raise Children, but Are Parents Listening? Can Data Ward Off College Debt? New Strategy Focuses on Results By KEVIN CAREY Sex education: Why an abstinence-only approach is problematic The health effects of screen time America’s Cities Are Unlivable. Blame Wealthy Liberals. HUD moves to allow discrimination against homeless […]
CCF Briefing This Is Why Modern Parenting Is So Damn Hard Racial and ethnic estimates of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias in the United States (2015–2060) in adults aged ≥65 years What’s new in the quest for Alzheimer’s drugs Five myths about prisons The Myth of ‘Wage Stagnation’ Stressed-Out American Parents Could Learn a Lesson […]
CCF Briefing U.S. Births Fall to Lowest Level Since 1980s Religiously unaffiliated voters are leading U.S. politics into uncharted waters The New Long-Distance Relationship Why the Government Pays Billions to People Who Claim Injury by Vaccines Work in America Is Greedy. But It Doesn’t Have to Be. George Kelling, a Father of ‘Broken Windows’ Policing, […]
CCF Briefing Can We Live Longer but Stay Younger? The Trouble With Fathering 114 Kids Capital punishment and death row inmates: A research roundup Housing practices and black wealth The Rise of the Haphazard Self The Tenuous Attachments of Working-Class Men Perry Preschool: Intergenerational Effects Toolkit It’s time to end the callous policy of inmate […]
CCF Briefing Why Can’t Men Say ‘I Love You’ to Each Other? Anita Hill: Let’s Talk About How to End Sexual Violence What Do New State Abortion Laws Really Mean for Women? How Many School Shootings Have There Been in 2019? Measles Outbreak: Fears Over New Clusters of Unvaccinated Children in New York Many Hospitals […]
For Mother’s Day, 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. This researched was published last year in Demography and finds that married and cohabiting mothers do more housework than single moms. “Being in a partnership appears to […]
