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Rethinking Eldercare: Why We Need Family More Than Ever
Independence is at an all-time high; at least, that’s what most of us think. Technological and medical advancements allow us to live longer and with a greater sense of autonomy than ever before. At the same time, we are facing a serious demographic reality: America is getting older.
Read More10 Bible Verses Your Grandchildren Will Love
Speaking into our grandchildren’s lives through Scripture is a privilege. Grandparents can instill faith, compassion, and Christian values in grandchildren through learning Bible verses.
Read MoreIn Finland, Fertility Is Tilting to the Highly Educated
About two-thirds of the cohort fertility rate in Finland was due to births in unions with at least one highly-educated partner.
Read MoreThe Four Horsemen in Action, and What to Do Instead
Learn what these destructive dynamics look like in everyday life and how to communicate differently.
Read MoreFrom Disengaged to Selective: The Profiles of Young Adult Daters
In our previous research using the Wheatley Institute’s 2025 National Dating Landscape Survey, we identified a “dating recession” among American young adults. Specifically, we found that less than a third of young adults in the prime serious dating years (ages 22-35)—who expect to marry in the future—are dating at least once a month.
Read MoreFrom Girlbosses To Tradwives, The Internet Keeps Getting Femininity Wrong
Femininity begins with accepting that being female is not an identity a woman constructs but a nature she receives. Men and women share the same human dignity and moral obligations, but they are not interchangeable expressions of the same thing. Sexual difference reaches beyond anatomy. It shapes how men and women relate to one another, to family, and to the generations that come after them.
Read MoreCharting America’s Marriage Deserts and Gardens
In a new IFS report, we map the geography of family structure in the United States, identifying areas where married and married-parent households are either highly prevalent or notably scarce. Using newly-constructed maps and rankings based on 2020 Census data, we introduce two related concepts—marriage deserts and married-family deserts—to describe places where stable, married-family life is uncommon, alongside their counterparts, marriage gardens and married-family gardens, where it is most prevalent.
Read MoreWhat You Need to Know About Domestic Violence and Abuse
Domestic violence is never acceptable. While marriage is sacred, abuse violates God’s intended purpose.
Read MoreToo Many Young Men Don’t Know How to Be a Gentleman
As Wendy Wang found, young women (ages 18-29) put a high value on finding a life partner who is “kind,” and 74% believe that “men should protect women.”
Read MoreStates tackle ways to help families with young children. Did your state?
‘Ten Years, Hundreds of Policies, Millions of Families’ report shows how states are helping...
Read MoreCanada Approved Euthanasia for Woman Who Could No Longer Cook for Her Family
A Canadian woman in her 70s was approved for euthanasia after she lost the ability to cook for her family, a role she had prized as the matriarch.
Read MoreSelf-Help Relationship Tools: Do They Really Work?
Do relationship self-help tools really work? Learn how research-based Gottman tools can improve communication and reduce conflict.
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