Supporting the Health of Mothers and Their Babies in the Context of Incarceration
February 7, 2017
Dr. Ruth Elwood Martin and Brenda Tole When a friend told Ruth Elwood Martin that
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Circuits of Care: Mobility, Work and Managing Family Relationships
January 10, 2017
January 10, 2017 Sara Dorow, PhD, and Shingirai Mandizadza, PhDc Fort McMurray and the oil
The Canadian Debate on Spanking and Violence Against Children
November 15, 2016
Kathy Lynn Just as families have evolved across generations, so too have our ideas about
Modern Fathers Reshaping the Work–Family Relationship
June 13, 2016
Nathan Battams Canada’s “family landscape” is constantly evolving, with social, economic, cultural and environmental forces
Intergenerational Relations and Societal Change
June 1, 2016
Donna S. Lero, Ph.D. In order to better understand families’ experiences and aspirations, it is
Building Inclusive Communities for Canada’s Military and Veteran Families
May 26, 2016
Col (ret) Russell Mann, OMM, MSM, CD, MBA, PMP A few decades ago, military families
Language, Labels and “Lone Parents”
May 3, 2016
Victoria Bailey Lone parent, single parent, one-parent family, independent parent, non-married parent, alone parent, autonomous parent: the words
My Caregiving Journey
April 5, 2016
Katherine Arnup, Ph.D. Before my sister got sick, I had never really thought of
It’s Time to Care for Our (Young) Carers
April 5, 2016
Andrea Breen, Ph.D. When I type the words “Millennials are” into Google, four options pop
Sleep and Families
March 8, 2016
Dr. David B. Posen, M.D. Sleep is a family affair. When everyone gets what they
Work–Family Conflict Among Single Parents in the Canadian Armed Forces
March 2, 2016
Alla Skomorovsky, PhD The demands of military life can be particularly stressful for military families
Family Caregiving in Canada: A Fact of Life and a Human Right
February 18, 2016
Nathan Battams This article can be downloaded in PDF format here. At some point in
(Still) Eating Together: The Culture of the Family Meal
February 4, 2016
Paul Fieldhouse For most Canadians, eating is a daily event so routine, so ordinary that
The Current State of Military Family Research
January 19, 2016
Heidi Cramm, Deborah Norris, Linna Tam-Seto, Maya Eichler, and Kimberley Smith-Evans Since the 1990s, the nature, frequency, and intensity
Supporting the Health of Mothers and Their Babies in the Context of Incarceration
February 7, 2017
Dr. Ruth Elwood Martin and Brenda Tole When a friend told Ruth Elwood Martin that
Circuits of Care: Mobility, Work and Managing Family Relationships
January 10, 2017
January 10, 2017 Sara Dorow, PhD, and Shingirai Mandizadza, PhDc Fort McMurray and the oil
The Canadian Debate on Spanking and Violence Against Children
November 15, 2016
Kathy Lynn Just as families have evolved across generations, so too have our ideas about
Modern Fathers Reshaping the Work–Family Relationship
June 13, 2016
Nathan Battams Canada’s “family landscape” is constantly evolving, with social, economic, cultural and environmental forces
Intergenerational Relations and Societal Change
June 1, 2016
Donna S. Lero, Ph.D. In order to better understand families’ experiences and aspirations, it is
Building Inclusive Communities for Canada’s Military and Veteran Families
May 26, 2016
Col (ret) Russell Mann, OMM, MSM, CD, MBA, PMP A few decades ago, military families
Language, Labels and “Lone Parents”
May 3, 2016
Victoria Bailey Lone parent, single parent, one-parent family, independent parent, non-married parent, alone parent, autonomous parent: the words
My Caregiving Journey
April 5, 2016
Katherine Arnup, Ph.D. Before my sister got sick, I had never really thought of
It’s Time to Care for Our (Young) Carers
April 5, 2016
Andrea Breen, Ph.D. When I type the words “Millennials are” into Google, four options pop
Sleep and Families
March 8, 2016
Dr. David B. Posen, M.D. Sleep is a family affair. When everyone gets what they
Work–Family Conflict Among Single Parents in the Canadian Armed Forces
March 2, 2016
Alla Skomorovsky, PhD The demands of military life can be particularly stressful for military families
Family Caregiving in Canada: A Fact of Life and a Human Right
February 18, 2016
Nathan Battams This article can be downloaded in PDF format here. At some point in
(Still) Eating Together: The Culture of the Family Meal
February 4, 2016
Paul Fieldhouse For most Canadians, eating is a daily event so routine, so ordinary that
The Current State of Military Family Research
January 19, 2016
Heidi Cramm, Deborah Norris, Linna Tam-Seto, Maya Eichler, and Kimberley Smith-Evans Since the 1990s, the nature, frequency, and intensity
