Detailed Maps Show How Neighborhoods Shape Children for Life (Published 2018)
Some places lift children out of poverty. Others trap them there. Now cities are trying to do something about the difference.
Educated women increasingly likely to have first baby before marriage | Hub
New research by sociologist Andrew Cherlin suggests a historic shift away from the traditional marriage-then-baby continuum among college-educated moms
Children and Covid: Your Questions, Answered · The New York Times
Kids and Mental Health · WHYY
S1E78: Caregiving as Infrastructure / Stephanie Coontz, Julie Morita, Erika Moritsugu, Sarah Murphy - Just Human Productions
More than 2 million women have left the workforce because of the cost and effort of caring for children and older family members during the pandemic. In this episode of EPIDEMIC, we’ll hear why the United States is the only wealthy nation not to offer comprehensive support to parents, why caregiving is a critical part of American infrastructure, and what’s at stake if parents and caregivers are forgotten.
Millennials Are Grandparents Now - The Atlantic
Today’s economic conditions are not just holding Millennials back. They are stratifying them, leading to unequal experiences within the generation as well as between it and other cohorts.