Future of Children

How Cultural Factors Shape Economic Outcomes

Children's economic and social outcomes, both during their childhood and in their adult years, largely depend on the circumstances into which they are born and raised.
Universal Approaches to Promoting Healthy Development

How can society best support parents, beginning early in their children's lives? The primary assumption is that unless we can develop programs and strategies with universal reach to help parents at all levels of need, we will fight a never-ending battle to deal with families and children exhibiting individual problems that affect child developm
Charter Schools and the Achievement Gap

To have a meaningful impact on nationwide achievement gaps, writes Sarah Cohodes of Teachers College, Columbia University, in this new synthesis of the latest and best research, charter school approaches would need to be adopted beyond the charter sector itself. Any interventions that are built around using charter schools to close achievement...

News

The Curfew Myth

The Curfew Myth

July 31, 2018, by Ivonne Roman, The Marshall Project
Will Placing Fewer Children in Foster Care Fix the System?

Will Placing Fewer Children in Foster Care Fix the System?

May 16, 2018, Institute for Family Studies
Helping Children of Incarcerated Parents and Children in Foster Care

Helping Children of Incarcerated Parents and Children in Foster Care

May 9, 2018, Webinar at the Brookings Institution

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Megan McClelland

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Clark A. McKown

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