09
Jan
The Domestic Violence Typologies Working Group Meeting Attendees Biographies May 13‐ 15, 2009
Biographies for Dr. Francesca Adler‐Baeder, Kristin L. Anderson, Jacquelyn L. Boggess, Jacquelyn Campbell and more.
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09
Jan
Working with Incarcerated Individuals Preparing for Reentry: Tips for MRE Practitioners
In 2009, more than seven million adults were incarcerated in the United States. Annual prisoner release rates have been rising due to budget cuts and prison crowding. Nearly 650,000 people are released from state and federal prison yearly and a 2002 study reported that within three years of their release, 67% of former prisoners were […]
09
Jan
Towards a Common Understanding of Different Types of Intimate Partner Violence: Implications for Practice in Healthy Marriage and Domestic Violence Programs Background, Goals , Questions and Outcomes
This conference will address a complex issue—different types of intimate partner violence and their implications for practice— that has been a source of considerable tension for a number of years and has caused confusion and uncertainty among healthy marriage and domestic violence practitioners. Over the past few years new research and emerging practitioner experience suggests […]
09
Jan
Hispanic Healthy Marriage Curriculum Module
Género: ¿Qué Marca la Diferencia Entre Nosotros? Módulo 2
09
Jan
State Legislative Efforts to Combat Divorce
Download the webinar: State Legislative Efforts to Combat Divorce
09
Jan
Genero: Que Marca la Diferencia Entre Nosotros – Modulo 2
Genero: Que Marca la Diferencia Entre Nosotros – Modulo 2
09
Jan
Developing Culturally Relevant Relationship and Marriage Education Curricula for Native American Populations
This webinar has been developed because of the need that we have seen of our grantees not being able to find some culturally appropriate curricula and educational materials out there for them to use in conducting their family preservation and healthy marriage grants.
09
Jan
Experiential Learning – Spelling Test Video
The National Healthy Marriage Resource Center (NHMRC) is a clearinghouse for high quality, balanced, and timely information and resources on healthy marriage. The Facilitator Toolkit videos are designed as resources for relationship education facilitators.
09
Jan
Research Update: Cohabitation—What Can We Learn From the Latest Research Findings?
There is a spectrum of choices people make from being single to living together to being married, and there are varying reasons behind each living arrangement decision. The decision to live together often seems to be a gradual decision as opposed to a deliberate choice (“sliding” vs. “deciding”).