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Archived articles
families
Population health
Study: Less than half of U.S. children flourishing
Published
May 17, 2019
Those who are flourishing tend to come from families with high levels of resilience and connection
Parental leave
Making it easier to bring home baby
Published
June 14, 2018
New dads share how they made the most of Hopkins' new parental leave policy
Sociology
The many faces of marriage
Published
Summer 2018
Study from Hopkins sociologist Katrina Bell McDonald challenges the notion that black people avoid marriage
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
Furry, four-legged, and family
Published
Summer 2017
Scientist and writer David Grimm says the dogs and cats of today are quasi-citizens, with more rights and legal protections than ever before
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
Carriage before marriage
Unmarried with children
Published
July 14, 2016
A lack of middle-income jobs may drive more young people to have children before getting married, study finds
Poor values or poor jobs?
Published
Dec 27, 2012
JHU sociologist Andrew Cherlin examines decline in stable family units in U.S.
/ Bloomberg