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.
Relationship education equips young people with skills and knowledge to lead healthy romantic lives now and in the future.
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.
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.
Presentation at Workshop #12: Strategic Management—Developing a Working Logic Model at ACF’s Healthy Marriage Grantee Training and Technical Assistance Conference
Download Agenda from May 13-15, 2009
Download the webinar: State Legislative Efforts to Combat Divorce
Biographies for Dr. Francesca Adler‐Baeder, Kristin L. Anderson, Jacquelyn L. Boggess, Jacquelyn Campbell and more.
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 […]
The National Cancer Institute estimates that approximately 11.4 million Americans with a history of cancer were alive in January 2006. Some of these individuals were cancer-free, while others still had evidence of cancer and may have been undergoing treatment. In 2010, 1.5 million individuals are expected to be diagnosed with cancer (this number excludes some […]
In the past, if someone wanted to learn more about an organization and its services, they could visit its website, go to the physical space, or ask a past participant about their experiences. Now potential attendees for marriage/relationship education (MRE) programs can do all that and more through social media – they can search for […]