CCF Briefing America’s Other Family-Separation Crisis Trump Administration to Revise Birth Control Exemptions in Hopes of Saving Them What Do I Owe My Severely Disabled Parents? Six Ways to Handle Your Child’s Midair Meltdown Everything You Wear Is Athleisure 3 insights on child survival What does economic evidence tell us about the effects of rent […]
CCF Briefing They Survived Mass Shootings. Now They Are Living With Bullets Inside Them. In Defiance, Thousands of Migrants Move Toward the U.S. They Are Just the Latest. Why Suppress the ‘Experience’ of Half the World? In ‘A Star Is Born,’ Equality Is Deadly The #MeToo movement brought down 201 powerful men, a Times analysis […]
CCF Briefing Anatomy Does Not Determine Gender, Experts Say America’s Worsening Geographic Inequality What’s America’s Most Dangerous City? It’s Hard to Know. ‘You Are Still Black’: Charlottesville’s Racial Divide Hinders Students Not enough students have mentors, and we must change that States are taking action on #MeToo. Why isn’t Congress? Raised by YouTube ‘Fat.’ ‘Dog.’ […]
CCF Briefing Harvard and the Myth of the Interchangeable Asian Hello! May I Assist You in Taking on a Lifetime of Debt? O.C.D., My Exhausting Best Friend How Trumpism Will Outlast Trump It’s Getting Harder to Talk About God Using Maps to Tell the Story of How Americans Live What’s at Stake in the Harvard […]
CCF Briefing Why many sexual assault survivors may not come forward for years The Rise and Fall of Affirmative Action The Perils and Possibilities of Anger Stigma Against Gay People Can Be Deadly Doctors Need to Talk to Families About Guns and Dementia Britain’s ‘New Puritans’: Youth Drinking Falls Dramatically Advice From a Formerly Lonely […]
CONTACT: Virginia Rutter / Sociology @ Framingham State University vrutter@gmail.com Who Cohabits? Evidence about wealth and religion tells a changing story Sociologist Arielle Kuperberg conducted new data analysis exclusively for this CCF briefing report that shows how cohabitation has changed from 1956 to the present. This new brief also includes findings from her forthcoming journal […]
From Countercultural Trend to Strategy for the Financially Insecure: Premarital Cohabitation and Premarital Cohabitors, 1956-2015 A briefing paper prepared for the Council on Contemporary Families by Arielle Kuperberg, Associate Professor of Sociology and Women and Gender Studies, UNC Greensboro. October 9, 2018 In the early 1960s, fewer than 3 percent of women […]
3q: American Intimacy in a Time of Escalating Inequality A short interview with Stephanie Coontz by Virginia Rutter on a new CCF study. VR: You edited the new brief report on cohabitation trends from the Council on Contemporary Families. In it, Arielle Kuperberg reports that premarital cohabitation is more common—occurring before 70 percent […]
CCF Briefing Detailed New National Maps Show How Neighborhoods Shape Children for Life How to Help a Child With an Anxiety Disorder Trump’s Public-Charge Rule Is a One-Two Punch The right to stay put Prenups aren’t just for the rich or famous — more millennials are signing them before getting married, and you probably should […]
CCF Briefing Boys Don’t Read Enough The Not-So-Great Reason Divorce Rates Are Declining Not All Women Have a Clear Answer for How Sexual Assault Affected Them. That Doesn’t Mean It Had No Effect. Christine Blasey Ford and the good-girl syndrome Left Behind When a Colleague Goes on Leave Why Humans Are Bad At Spotting Lies […]
CCF Briefing Ian Buruma Is Out as New York Review of Books Editor Amid Uproar Over #MeToo Essay A Glimpse Inside the Hidden World of Hasidic Women Why Sexual Assault Memories Stick Was their young child a boy or a girl? These parents are letting the kid decide. The symptoms of America’s fall into unfocused […]
CCF Briefing The Benefits and Moral Quandaries of a World Run by Code In 1993, ‘Joy Luck Club’ Changed Hollywood. Until It Didn’t. When College Students Feel Suicidal Asian-Americans Don’t Fit a Stereotype Children Must Be Left to Play Does Your Generation Experience More Anxiety Than Other Generations? It’s Hard for Doctors to Unlearn Things. […]
CCF Briefing U.K.’s NHS Ads Try to Scare Young People Away from Parenthood One Face of Immigration in America Is a Family Tree Rooted in Asia Retire? These Graying ‘Encore Entrepreneurs’ Are Just Starting Up The Risks to Children From Adults Who Smoke Yet Another Worrisome Subway Statistic: More People Are Going on the Tracks […]
CCF Briefing Does surveilling alleged domestic abusers violate their rights? Betsy DeVos is trying to sweep rape back under the rug The Big Myth About Teenage Anxiety Why Does the School Day End Two Hours Before the Workday? When Postpartum Depression Doesn’t Go Away California Teenagers Could Sleep Later Under School Start Bill He Asked […]
CCF Briefing The Menopausal Vagina Monologues Honey, I Swept the Floor! 2 Passengers Charged With Sexual Assault Aboard Aircraft as F.B.I. Cracks Down ‘An Attack on Students’ Rights’: Reactions to Betsy DeVos’s New Rules on Sexual Assault The Continuing Tragedy of the Separated Children Preventing Muscle Loss Among the Elderly The Catholic Church Is Sick […]
