09
Jan
Relationships Matter: Working with Youth: Teaching Relationship Skills
Relationship education equips young people with skills and knowledge to lead healthy romantic lives now and in the future.
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09
Jan
NHMRC Bibliography: Marriage in Later Life: A Review of the Research
Scholarly Summaries of Research on Later-Life Marriage and Family Life Over the years, a number of scholars have summarized, synthesized, and critiqued the research on later-life marriage and family life. The references below are excellent sources for further information.
09
Jan
Relationships Matter: Strategies for Practitioners Talking with Youth about Intimate Relationships
Romantic relationships are an important part of life for teens and young adults. Patterns and habits formed as adolescents can affect later adult relationships. This presentation provides strategies for practitioners to talk with youth about intimate relationships.
09
Jan
The Court System and Relationship Education: What’s the Connection?
In the United States there were 2.1 million incoming juvenile court cases (including truancy, dependency/neglect, and drug offenses) and an estimated 5.7 million incoming domestic court cases (marital dissolution, paternity, custody, support visitation, adoption and restraining orders) in 2008. Learning new skills may help the individuals involved in these cases to function better in society […]
09
Jan
Use of Logic Models to Monitor and Refine Healthy Marriage Projects
Presentation at Workshop #12: Strategic Management—Developing a Working Logic Model at ACF’s Healthy Marriage Grantee Training and Technical Assistance Conference
09
Jan
Trabajando como Equipo para Criar Hijos en otra Cultura
En los últimos años, cada vez más parejas latinas han tenido que tomar la decisión de salir de su país por distintas razones como falta de trabajo, situación política, estudios o incluso una oferta de trabajo. El vivir en otro país representa diversos retos como aprender otro idioma y adaptarse a una nueva cultura, lo […]
09
Jan
Towards a Common Understanding: Domestic Violence Typologies and Implications for Healthy Marriage and Domestic Violence Programs Agenda
Download Agenda from May 13-15, 2009
09
Jan
When Your Partner is Struggling with an Addiction: 10 Tips to Build Resilience and Begin Healing
Substance abuse affects millions of families either directly or indirectly, and the abuse of both legal and illegal substances is a prominent concern for public health officials throughout the world. Many addicts who stop using point to the strength, persistence, and understanding they received from a spouse, family member or friend as a major reason […]
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.
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 […]