In Research, Reports and Resources

This sample list of research, reports and resources from 2011 and onward that cite the Vanier Institute of the Family. The opinions expressed in these publications are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Vanier Institute.

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2020

• FRHD 3040 Parenting and Intergenerational Relationships (University of Guelph Course Outline) (Winter 2020).
• Amanda Grenier, Chris Phillipson and Richard A. Settersten Jr. (eds.), Precarity and Ageing: Understanding Insecurity and Risk in Later Life (Bristol University Press, February 2020).
• Marcello Tonelli, Kwok-Cho Tang and Pierre-Gerlier Forest, Canada needs a “Health in All Policies” action plan now, CMAJ (January 20, 2020).
• Darcy Hango, “Support received by caregivers in Canada,” Statistics Canada (January 8, 2020).

2019

• Karen Katsademas and Marianne Langille, Mosby’s Comprehensive Review for the Canadian PN Exam (2020).
• Amy Andrada, “‘Woman’ and (un) partnered mother,” Intersections of Mothering: Feminist Accounts (December 20, 2019).
• Angela Hinkle, “Dine In for Better Health,” Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences and University of Florida Blog (November 22, 2019).
• “Family Functioning,” Encylopedia.com (November 1, 2019).
• Maria Cabas, Understanding Some of the Challenges Families with SCI Experience, Spinal Cord Injury Manitoba Inc. (October 30, 2019).
• Jennifer N. Kennedy et al., Making connections between school and home: Exploring therapists’ perceptions of their relationships with families in partnering for change, Sage Journals (October 16, 2019).
• Erika Arseneau, Samantha Landry and Elizabeth K. Darling, The Polyamorous Childbearing and Birth Experiences Study (POLYBABES): a qualitative study of the health care experiences of polyamorous families during pregnancy and birth (October 15, 2019).
• Katherine Lynch, “Hong Kong’s Children’s Proceedings (Parental Responsibility) Bill: Comparative Family Law Reform And Multidisciplinary Collaboration” (thesis) (September 2019).
• National Institute on Ageing, Enabling the Future Provision of Long-Term Care in Canada (September 2019).
• The Change Foundation, Organizations Advocating for and Supporting Family Caregivers (Summer 2019).
• Melissa Moyser, Measuring and Analyzing the Gender Pay Gap: A Conceptual and Methodological Overview, Statistics Canada (August 30, 2019).
• Statistics Canada, Measuring and Analyzing the Gender Pay Gap: A Conceptual and Methodological Overview (August 30, 2019).
• Dalia Gesualdi-Fecteau, Delphine Nakache, Laurence Matte Guilmain, “Travel Time as Work Time? Nature and Scope of Canadian Labor Law’s Protections for Mobile Workers,” Sage Journals (August 12, 2019).
• Ralph Garber, “Sectoral Approaches to Prevention in Social Work: Private.” How to Organize Prevention: Political, Organizational, and Professional Challenges to Social Services, Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co KG (August 12, 2019) 12:113.
• Haley Watson, Creating Visibility: Considering LGBT Older Adults in the Canadian Caregiving Context, University of Guelph (thesis) (August 2019).
• Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation, Return to Work and Ripple Effects on Family of Precariously Employed Injured Workers (July 15, 2019).
• Abstracts of the 24th Meeting of the International Society of the History of the Neurosciences, Vilnius University (July 8–11, 2019).
• Kerri Claire Neil, Families on the Move, Families in Canada 2019: Satellite Event Report, Memorial University (July 2019).
• Randy Boswell, “Statcan’s Century: A National Institution, a Family Tradition and a Challenging Future,” Canadian Issues, Association for Canadian Studies (Spring/Summer 2019).
• Fitsum Areguy et al., “Communal Orientation, Benefit-finding, and Coping among Young Carers,” Child & Youth Services (May 30, 2019).
• Shalhevet Attar-Schwartz, Joanne Filippelli and Barbara Fallon, “Does a Co-Resident Grandparent Matter? Characteristics of Maltreatment-Related Investigations Involving Lone-Parent Families,” The British Journal of Social Work (May 20, 2019).
• Ellen Christine Stephenson, “Coping with chronic stress: an investigation of the social context” (dissertation) University of British Columbia (April 25, 2019).
• Stephanie McCabe, “Parent and Early Childhood Educators Role in Supporting Sleep Hygiene in Preschool-Aged Children” (Master’s Thesis) (April 25, 2019).
• The Family Story Project, The Case Against Marriage Fundamentalism (April 23, 2019).
• Stacey McLeod, “Will Our Data Lead Us to the Virtual Afterlife?” THIS Magazine (April 5, 2019).
• Michael Saini et al., “A pilot study to assess Coparenting Across Family Structures (CoPAFS),” Journal of Child and Family Studies (March 9, 2019).
• Rajalin Sharifa, Saj Thomas, Ajit A. Pawar,  “A Study to Assess the Knowledge and Attitude Regarding Child Rearing Practices Among Working And Non Working Mothers in Selected Urban Area of Bangalore…, ” International Journal of Scientific Research (March 2019).
• Maria Cabas, “Understanding Some of the Challenges Families with SCI Experience,” Paratracks, p. 8 (March 2019).
• Kelvin Chi-Kin Cheun et al., “Material Deprivation and Working Poor in Hong Kong,” Social Indicators Research (February 21, 2019).
• Ministry of Health and Long-term Care, “Connected Communities, Healthier Together,” 2017 Annual Report of the Chief Medical Officer of Health of Ontario to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario (February 2019).
• Kévin Lavoie, Médiation procréative et maternités assistées : vers une approche relationnelle et pragmatique de la gestation pour autrui et du don d’ovules au Canada (thesis), Université de Montréal (February 2019).
• Christina R. Victor et al., “Exploring intergenerational, intra-generational and transnational patterns of family caring in minority ethnic communities: the example of England and Wales,” International Journal of Care and Caring 3:1 (February 1, 2019).
• JiL Scientific Research Center, La désintégration de la famille, ses causes et ses répercussions négatives sur la société et sur les enfants (January 11, 2019).
• Heidi Cramm, Alyson Mahar, Cathy MacLean and Richard Birtwhistle, “Caring for Canadian military families,” Canadian Family Physician (January 2019).
• Jane Bailey et al., “Getting at Equality: Research Methods Informed by the Lessons of Intersectionality,” International Journal of Qualitative Methods, Volume 18: 1–13 (2019).
• The National Academies of Sciences, Strengthening the Military Family Readiness System for a Changing American Society (2019).
• DT MacLeod, HO Leduc , Treated Like a Liability: Veterans Running Battles with the Government of Canada (2019).
• Jennifer Brant, Indigenous Mothering: Birthing the Nation from Resistance to Revolution (2019).
• Federal Court, Proposed Class Proceedings, Court File No. T-2111-16 (2019).
• Lucy Gao, There’s No Place Like the Connected Home, Submitted to OCAD University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Design in Strategic Foresight and Innovation, Toronto (2019).
• Jacqueline Avanthay Strus, Manitoban Consensual Non-monogamous Couples’ Conciliation of their Parenting Role and their Sexual Lifestyle during the Transition to Parenthood. University of Ottawa (thesis) (2019).
• Tymeshia L. Gadson, “Teachers’ Perspectives of their Engagement of Fathers in Early Childhood Classrooms,” Walden University (doctoral dissertation) (2019).
• Divorce the Smartway (website), How much does a divorce cost in Ontario? (2019).
• Tymeshia L. Gadson, Teachers’ Perspectives of their Engagement of Fathers in Early Childhood Classrooms (doctoral dissertation), Walden University (2019).
• Janis Marie M. MacLellan-Peters, Othering Homelessness: How Lone Mothers Manage Housing Insecurity in Prince Edward Island, Canada, doctoral thesis, University of Alberta (2019).

2018

• Michelle Ogrodnik et al., “Women and Girls in Hamilton,” Hamilton Community Foundation Report (December 2018).
• Terry Lynn Gall and Cynthia Bilodeau, “The role of relationship with God in couples’ adjustment to the threat of breast cancer,” Psychology of Religion and Spirituality, Vol 10(4), 375-385 (November 2018).
• Tourisme Montréal, “Tourisme familial à Montréal : 3^e édition,” Service de la recherche (November 2018).
• Magnus Mfoafo-M’Carthy and Bree Akesson, “Family Is Everyone Who Comes Through the Doors of Our Home’: West African Concepts of Family Bridging the North-South Divide in the Diaspora,” Global Childhoods beyond the North-South Divide (October 30, 2018).
• Patrick Masbourian, “Géographie de la santé avec Marie-Soleil Cloutier : La santé des femmes enceintes,” Les éclaireurs (October 30, 2018).
• Ingrid Arnet Connidis and Amanda E. Barnett, Family Ties and Aging, SAGE Publications (October 23, 2018).
• Christopher McCabe, Expanding the Scope of Costs and Benefits for Economic Evaluations in Health: Some Words of Caution, C. PharmacoEconomics (October 17, 2018).
• Barbara Neis and Katherine Lippel, Occupational Health and Safety and the Mobile Workforce: Insights From a Canadian Research Program, Sage Journals (October 13, 2019).
• Donna Lero and  Janet Fast, The Availability and Use of Flexible Work Arrangements and Caregiving Leaves: Lessons Learned about Policies and Practice, Journal of Law and Equality (October 12, 2018).
• “The Aging Economy: Improving with Age,” Insight, BMO Wealth Management (October 2018).
• Christine Persson Osowsk and Ylva Mattsson Sydner.  The family meal as an ideal: Children’s perceptions of foodwork and commensality in everyday life and feasts, International Journal of Consumer Studies 43 (2018).
• Eunice Gorman, 8 Children and Death in the Canadian Context, Springer Link (September 30, 2018).
• Andrea M. Stelnicki, Children in Canadian Military-Connected Families: Developmental Assets, Parent Mental Health, and Social-Behavioural Outcomes, University of Calgary (September 19, 2018).
• Rasoul Sadeghi, Nasibe Zanjari and Serajeddin Mahmoudiani, “Marriage Patterns, Marital Satisfaction, and Tendency to Divorce in Tehran City,” Women and Family’s Socio-Cultural Council Quarterly, 21:81 (Autumn 2018).
• Jennifer Lewington, “Under One Roof: Multi-generational Housing Is on the Rise,” Renaissance (Fall 2018).
• Denise Moreau, Viola Polomeno and Marie-Christine Ranger, “Expérience de conciliation travail-famille de parents francophones de la région d’Ottawa: étude pilote,” Reflets 24:2 (Fall 2018).
• Access to Palliative Care in Canada, Canadian Institute for Health Information (September 2018).
• All Together Now, Backgrounder: Pay Equity (September 2018).
• Vivian Stamatopoulos, “The Young Carer Penalty: Exploring the Costs of Caregiving among a Sample of Canadian Youth,” Child & Youth Services (August 29, 2018).
• Nausica Palazzo, The Strange Pairing: Building Alliances between Queer Activists and Conservative Groups to Recognize New Families (August 15, 2018). Michigan Journal of Gender & Law, Vol. 25, No. 2, Fall 2018; U of Michigan Public Law Research Paper No. 615. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3231913
• Alberta Network for Mental Health, Où sont passés tous les enfants? (August 2018).
• Iwona Waclawska, Work Life Balance Practices and Their Impact on Employee Engagement & Turnover Intention: A Study of Employees in the Further Education and Training Sector in Ireland (Dissertation, National College of Ireland) (August 2018).
• Winnipeg Parent, “Eat together to create healthy habits for your kids”  (June/July 2018).
• Xavier Roigé and Montserrat Soronellas-Masdeu, “Vieillissement, divorce et recomposition familiale. Nouveaux défis dans les relations d’aide aux personnes âgées,” Ethnologie française 3(171) (July 2018).
• William Cowie and Jessica McCuaig, “Persons with Disabilities, Caregivers, and Employment: The Case for a National Disability Support Program,” Centre for the Study of Living Standards (June 2018).
• Every Canadian Counts, “Moving Forward: Building the Framework for an Inclusive Future for People with Disabilities and their Families in Canada,” National Disability Strategy Formulation Report (June 2018).
• Public Health Agency of Canada, “Family-Centred Maternity and Newborn Care: National Guidelines” (June 2018).
• Casey J. Totenhagen and David L. Albright, “Military and Veteran‐Connected Families: Advances in Theory and Methodology” (May 31, 2018).
• Laurent Dobuzinskis and Michael Howlett, Policy Analysis in Canada, Bristol University Press (May 23, 2018).
• C. Bourassa, “End-of-Life Healthcare Experiences of Indigenous People and Ethnic Minorities: The Example of Canada,” in MacLeod R., Van den Block L. (eds.). Textbook of Palliative Care. Springer, Cham (May 22, 2018).
• Myriam Castonguay, « Regard sur les besoins et le vécu des frères et sœurs face à l’incapacité sévère : une expérience d’accompagnement clownesque » (thesis) (May 9, 2018).
• Denise L. Spitzer, Family Migration Policies and Social Integration, United Nations Expert Group (May 2018).
• Victoria A. Pileggi, “‘Someone who counts’: Exploring father-daughter relationships when the daughter is living with a facial difference,” University of Guelph (doctoral thesis) (May 2018).
• Bulletin de veille, Aînés, Can. – Les aidants âgés au Canada (In Focus: Senior Caregivers in Canada), Direction de la recherche, de l’évaluation et de la statistique (Québec, Ministère de la Famille) (May 2018).
• Christine Knott and John Phyne, Rehousing Good Citizens: Gender, Class, and Family Ideals in the St. John’s Housing Authority Survey of the Inner City of St. John’s, 1951 and 1952, Vol. 47, No. 1 (Spring 2018).
• Ellen Stephenson and Anita DeLongis, “A 20-Year Prospective Study of Marital Separation and Divorce in Stepfamilies: Appraisals of Family Stress as Predictors,” Journal of Social and Personal Relationships (April 9, 2018).
• Rosemary Ommer, “Curiosity, Interdisciplinarity, and Giving Back,” ICES Journal of Marine Science (April 5, 2018).
• Ros Scott and Steven Howlett (eds.), The Changing Face of Volunteering in Hospice and Palliative Care (book) (April 2018).
• New Canadian Media, “Grandparents at Home: A Blessing” (March 29, 2018).
• Canadian Institute for Military and Veteran Health Research (CIMVHR), What Does the Term “Military Family” Mean? A Comparison Across Four Countries (March 2018).
• Danielle Root, “Indigenous Families: Fostering Attachment Our Way” (thesis) (March 2018).
• David Humphreys, Family Involvement in Collaborative Adult Community Mental Health Treatment (Mental Health Foundation, March 2018).
• National Institute on Ageing, “Why Canada Needs to Better Care for Its Working Caregivers” (March 2018).
• Janine Hostettler Schärer, “How Educators Define Their Role: Building ‘Professional’ Relationships with Children and Parents During Transition to Childcare: A Case Study,” European Early Childhood Education Research Journal 26(2) (February 25, 2018).
• Christiane Guay, Sébastien Grammond and Catherine Delisle-L’Heureux, “La famille élargie, incontournable chez les Innus,” Service social (February 2018).
• Benjamin Chin-Yee and Nicolas Chin-Yee, “Dying at Home – Our Grandfather’s Great Escape,” Journal of the American Medical Association, 178(2) (February 2018).
• Kimberly Smith-Evans, “Spousal Support and Post-traumatic Growth (PTG) among Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) Veteran Couples” (graduate thesis) (January 2018).
• Sophie-Claire Valiquette-Tessier, “The Modern Canadian Family: The Content of Mother and Father Stereotypes in Diverse Family Contexts” (thesis) University of Ottawa (2018).
• Dr. William Cowie and Jessica McCuaig, Persons with Disabilities, Caregivers, and Employment: The Case for a National Disability Support Program (2018).
• Liudmila Tahai, “Designing an Adaptive Video Game for Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: Learning Proportional Reasoning through Play” (thesis), University of Waterloo (2018).
• Amy Pritzker, “The Impact of the Mainstreaming of Hospice Palliative Care on a Small Community Hospice Program in Central Ontario from 1988-2017” (thesis), University of Victoria (2018).
• Alyso Mahar, Alice B. Aiken, Heidi Cramm et al., “Access to health care and medical health services use for Canadian military families posted to Ontario: a retrospective cohort study,” Journal of Military, Veteran and Family Health (2018).
• Linna Tam-Setoa, Terry Krupaa, Heather Stuartb, Alice B. Aikenc, Patricia Lingley-Pottied and Heidi Cramm, “Identifying military family cultural competencies: experiences of military and Veteran families in Canadian health care,” Journal of Military, Veteran and Family Health (2018).
• Ernie Alma et al., “De-constructing Fathering: Exploring the Experience of an Immigrant Lone Parent,” Aspen Family and Community Network Society (2018).
• Stephen Claxton-Oldfield, “Volunteering in Hospice Palliative Care in Canada” (Chapter 8), The Changing Face of Volunteering in Hospice and Palliative Care (Oxford University Press, 2018).
• Vibrant Communities Calgary, “Poverty in Calgary: A Picture of the Incidence and Experience of Low Income in Calgary and Area” (2018).
• Council of Canadian Academies, The State of Knowledge on Medical Assistance in Dying for Mature Minors. Ottawa (ON): The Expert Panel Working Group on MAID for Mature Minors, Council of Canadian Academies (2018).
• Crystal Cook, “Misipawistik Cree Nation Caregivers’ Experiences of a Family Member Requiring Renal Replacement Therapy in The Pas, Manitoba: A Descriptive Qualitative Study” (thesis) (2018).

2017

• Kayliah Mille, “Canada’s Mother-Child Program and Incarcerated Aboriginal Mothers: How and Why the Program is Inaccessible to Aboriginal Female Offenders,” Canadian Family Law Quarterly 37(1) (December 2017).
• Government of Canada: Regulations Amending the Employment Insurance Regulations (November 15, 2017).
• A. Macintyre, D. Legacé-Roy, D. R. Lindsay, eds., Global Views on Military Stress and Resilience, Canadian Defence Academy Press (October 2017).
• Deloitte, The Intelligence Revolution: Future-Proofing Canada’s Workforce (October 2017).
• Canadian Centre for Economic Analysis, Bill 148: Fair Workplaces, Better Jobs Act, 2017: Assessment of the Risks and Rewards to the Ontario Economy (September 2017).
• Tiffany Anne Beks, “I Don’t Want a Handout, I Want a Hand”: Exploring Mental Health Service Engagement among Partners of Veterans with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Calgary, Alberta (thesis) (September 2017).
• Canadian Paediatric Society, “Caring for Military Families in the Patient’s Medical Home,” Best Advice (September 2017).
• Pernille Goodbrand, Tamara Humphrey, Jyoti Gondek, “Relatives or rentals? Secondary suites through a multigenerational family lens,” Wiley Online Library (August 31, 2017).
• Fitsum A. Areguy, “Process and Reflection on Participatory Action Research with Young Carers in a Community Context,” Youth Engagement in Health Promotion, Vol.1 No. 3 (August 1, 2017).
• Shannon L.D. Hill, Canadian Secondary School Professionals Awareness of the Needs of Military-Connected Children (thesis), Queen’s University (August 2017).
• Erica Simmonds, “Growing Numbers of Grandparents: How Their Role Is Evolving,” BC Council for Families (August 2017).
• Reisha Lydia Fernandes, “Who Is a Young Carer?” Ontario Health Promotion E-Bulletin (June 9, 2017).
• Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services (CFMWS), “School Counsellors Working with Military and Veteran Families,” Kudos E-Bulletin (Issue 5, June 2017).
• Albert R. Jonsen, “Debates About Neuroethics,” in Nudging Toward Neuroethics: Prehistory and Foundations (June 2017).
• Diane M. Westerhoff, “End-of-Life Care,” Canadian Family Physician 63:5 (May 2017).
• Canadian Paediatric Society, “Caring for Children and Youth from Canadian Military Families: Special Considerations,” Position Statement (May 3, 2017).
• Campaign 2000, “Estimating the Cost of Raising Children,” Final Report (May 2017).
• Kevin J. Hardy, Living in A Grown-Up World: An Exploration of the Realities of Young People Providing Care and Implications for a Canadian Context (Master’s thesis) (April 2017).
• Shruti Ramesh, Rachelle Ireson and Allison Williams, “International Synthesis and Case Study Examination of Promising Caregiver-friendly Workplaces,” Social Science and Medicine 177 (March 2017).
• Alberta Real Estate Association, Community Needs Assessment Study (March 2017).
• Anita DeLongis and Amy Zwicker, “Marital Satisfaction and Divorce in Couples in Stepfamilies,” Current Opinion in Psychology 13 (February 2017).
• Christine Morin and Katherine Champagne, “Chronique – L’intérêt de l’enfant au cœur de sa relation avec ses grands-parents” (Chaire de recherche Antoine-Turmel sur la protection juridique des aînés) (February 2017).
• Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists, Working for the Canadian Armed Forces and Veterans Affairs Canada: A Guidance Document for Occupational Therapists (2017).
• Patricia A. Potter et al., Canadian Fundamentals of Nursing, 6th Ed. (2017).
• Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing, Entry-to-Practice Competencies for Nursing Care of the Childbearing Family for Baccalaureate Programs in Nursing (2017).
• Parin Dossa and Cati Coe (Eds.), Transnational Aging and Reconfigurations of Kin Work (New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, 2017).
• Julie Alfreda Caissie, Jeanne d’Arc Gaudet and Jeanne Godin, “Low-Income, Single-Parent Francophone Mothers and the Educational Achievement of Their Children,” Canadian Journal of Education 40(4) (2017).
• Gabrielle Erica Pitt, “Living with Uncertainty: The Experiences of Parents and Children When a Parent Is Living with and Dying from Advanced Cancer” (thesis), University of Toronto (2017).
• Laura Shapiro Kramer, “Strength in Diversity: Positive Impacts of Children with Disabilities” cited in Uncommon Voyage: Parenting Children with Special Needs – A Guidebook (2017).
• Simon Paquette, « Être parent » : un aperçu des différentes motivations des pères et des mères envers leurs rôles et leurs tâches parentaux (thesis), Université Laval (2017).
• Gabrielle Pilliat, Deux décisions de la Cour Suprême du Canada sur le suicide médicalement assisté de Rodriguez (1993) à Carter (2015) : parle-t-on toujours du même geste ? (thesis), University of Ottawa (2017).
• Jens Urban, La réception de la polygamie au regard du droit français et du droit canadien par rapport au mariage et à ses effets (thesis), Université de Perpignan (2017).
• Karine Croteau, “État des connaissances sur les enjeux relatifs à l’exercice de la parentalité des mères autochtones en situation de protection de la jeunesse,” Revue Intervention (2017).
• Association canadienne des écoles de sciences infirmières, Compétences en soins infirmiers auprès des familles en devenir pour accéder à la pratique dans le cadre de programmes de formation infirmière de premier cycle (2017).
• Anton Hemerijck, “The Uses of Social Investment” (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2017).

2016

• Memorial University, “Atlantic Regional Military and Veteran Families Leadership Circle,” Yaffle (December 1, 2016).
• Edwin L. Blanton III, The Impact of Short-Term International Volunteers on the Capacity Development of a School for Students with Disabilities in the Caribbean? (dissertation), University of the Incarnate Word (December 2016).
• Dominic A. D’Abate, “Approche orientée vers les solutions et approche narrative familiale auprès des familles à haut niveau de conflit : Stratégies et techniques pour la coordination parentale et le coaching coparental,” Journal of Child Custody (November 2016).
• KCK Cheung and KL Chou, Working poor in Hong Kong, Social Indicators Research (October 2016).
• SD Ajayi, When divorce could be a child of necessity: A moral argument for situational divorce, The American Journal of Biblical Theology (September 4, 2016).
• Jodi Swan, “Beyond the Sandwich Generation: The Lived Experiences of Older Prince Edward Island Women Caregivers Caring for an Older Adult (thesis) (September 2016).
• M Friendly et al., Child Care Can’t Wait Till the Cows Come Home: Rural Child Care in the Canadian Context, Childcare Resource and Research Unit (September 2016).
• Arab Naz, Sajjad Husain and Nasim Khan Mahsud, Divorce among Parents and its Impacts on Personality and Socialization of Children in Malakand Division, Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities (Autumn 2016).
• BM Freeman, “You Will Have a Good Career Here, but Not a Great Career”: Male Mentoring and the Women Journalists of the Canadian Press News Cooperative, 1965–2000, Labour / Le Travail (Fall 2016).
• D Ogweng, Sociocultural Factors Affecting Performance of Women in Leadership Roles in NGO’s: A Case of United Nations Development Program in Uganda, United States International University – Africa (Fall 2016).
• All IN, Submissions on Bill 204: Inclusionary Zoning, Inclusive Communities (August 2016).
• A Abebe, Exploring the Contribution of Ego Social Networks for Community Development: The case study in Tullo Kebele of Hawassa Area, SNNPR, Addis Ababa University (June 2016).
• Centre de documentation sur l’éducation des adultes et la condition féminine, Bulletin des nouvelles acquisitions du CDEACF (June 2016).
• Law Reform Commission of Nova Scotia, Division of Family Property: Discussion Paper (May 2016).
• Rachelle Ireson, Bharati Sethi and Allison Williams, “Availability of Caregiver‐Friendly Workplace Policies (CFWPs): An International Scoping Review,” Health and Social Care in the Community (April 12, 2016).
• Annie Turner, “Living arrangements of Aboriginal children aged 14 and under,” Statistics Canada (April 2016).
• Éloïse René, “Les représentations de la participation sociale et l’intention d’intégrer des actions de cette nature au projet de retraite chez des personnes préretraitées et retraitées : cibler l’intervention en orientation” (thesis) (April 2016).
• Tim Dun and Ann Duffy, Canada, Families in, Encylopedia of Family Studies (March 21, 2016).
• Adrian Falkov et al., A systems approach to enhance global efforts to implement family-focused mental health interventions, Child & Youth Services (February 24, 2016).
• Stéphane Grenier et al., “Être bien attaché à la vie : sécurité routière dans les familles anicinabek” (Being well attached to life: road safety among Anicinabek families), Enfances Familles Générations (January 2016).
• Christophe Bedeaux et al., “Mémoire pour la consultation publique en matière de lutte contre la pauvreté et l’exclusion sociale” (thesis) (January 2016).
• Jacinthe Dion et al., “Pensionnats autochtones : impact intergénérationnel” (Residential Schools: Intergenerational Impacts), Enfances Familles Générations (2016).
• Robert Allan, “The Use of Emotionally Focused Therapy with Separated or Divorced Couples,” Canadian Journal of Counselling and Psychotherapy 50(3) (2016).
• The Canadian Institute for Military and Veteran Health Research (CIMVHR), Annual Report 2016.
• Régine Tardieu, Identité ethnoculturelle, bien-être psychologique et performance académique de jeunes adultes issus de couples mixtes au Québec (thesis), Université de Montréal (2016).
• G Bhatia and M Saini, Cultural Dynamics of Divorce and Parenting, Plan Evaluations (2016).
• EJ Matthews, Risk, Relationality, and Reconciliation: Experiences of Reproductive Decision-making After Childhood Maltreatment, University of Saskatchewan (2016).
• J Gosselin and N Gosselin, Women’s maternal experiences in Canadian stepfamilies: An exploratory study, Journal of Divorce and Remarriage (2016).
• Vivian Stamatopoulos, Supporting young carers: A qualitative review of young carer services in Canada, International Journal of Adolescence and Youth (2016).
• H Cramm et al., The impact of parental operational stress injury on child mental health and well-being: A scoping review, Military Behavioral Health (2016).
• KTM Van Doesum et al., Successful recruitment strategies for prevention programs targeting children of parents with mental health challenges: An international study, Child & Youth Services (2016).
• Andrea Reupert and Darryl Maybery, What do we know about families where parents have a mental illness? A systematic review, Child & Youth Services (2016).
• JM Parsons, When convenience is inconvenient: ‘Healthy’ family foodways and the persistent intersectionalities of gender and class, Journal of Gender Studies (2016).
• T Harris et al., Seasonal Tiny House Living, Simplicity, and Perceptions of Authenticity, Sociology of Home: Belonging, Community, and Place in the Canadian Context (book) (2016).
• B Ghosh and K Chattopadhyay, Mother and Motherhood: A Sociological Construct, eu (2016).
• J Quinless, Families in transition: The impact of family relationships and work on mobility patterns of Aboriginal people living in urban centres across Canada, Aboriginal Policy Studies (2016).
• G Lindstrom and PW Choate, Nistawatsiman: Rethinking assessment of Aboriginal parents for child welfare following the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, First Peoples Child & Family Review (2016).
• P Holyoke, The reflection room: Shifting from death-avoiding to death-discussing, OCAD University (2016).
• Odette Griscti et al., The experiences of chronically ill patients and registered nurses when they negotiate patient care in hospital settings: a feminist poststructural approach, Journal of Clinical Nursing (2016).
• T Rickards and D McLeod, Authenticating Family: A Grounded Theory Explaining the Process of Re/claiming Legitimacy by Lesbian Stepfamilies, The Family Journal (2016).
• Richard M. Davidson and Joel Iparraguirre, El matrimonio,¿ todavía importa?: Una evaluación de la convivencia a la luz de la Biblia, Peruvian Union University (2016).
• S Alimoradi et al., Effect of cognitive-behavioral group therapy on the hopeless and loneliness among divorced women, Journal of Research and Health (2016).
• Mojgan Ali Shiri‎ and Afsaneh Ghanbaripanah, Predict Marital Conflicts and Emotional Divorce Based on‎ the Character Strengths Among Spouses, International Journal of Fundamental Psychology and Social Sciences (IJFPSS) (2016).
• E Hall, The Geographies of Interdependence in the Lives of People with Intellectual Disabilities, Towards Enabling Geographies (2016).
• MB Reed et al., Spiritual care for those with dementia: A case study, Journal of Religion, Spirituality & Aging (2016).
• BK Addai, Women’s Socio-Demographic Characteristics And Their Experience Of Domestic Violence: A Case Study Of Awutu Senya East, University of Ghana (2016).
• DA D’Abate, Use of solution-focused and family narrative approaches in working with high conflict families: Strategies and techniques that can be utilized in parenting coordination and co-parenting coaching, Journal of Child Custody (2016).
• L Hill, Haudenosaunee grandmothers caring for their grandchildren: The process of assuming the caregiving role, Journal of Gerontological Social Work (2016).
• AM Elrofaie, Examining internalizing symptoms in child and youth victims of emotional abuse and bullying: The mediating effects of individual and family strength factors in clinical samples, Western University (2016).
• J Yang and S Du, Fact or Fiction of Low Fertility Trap in China: A Comparative Study with Korea, Japan and the United States, Renmin University of China (2016).
• R Aeyelts et al., How care is negotiated between a young carer and a parent experiencing mental illness and addiction, International Journal of Child, Youth & Family Studies (2016).
• AM Humble, “She Didn’t Bat an Eye”: Canadian Same-Sex Wedding Planning and Support from the Wedding Industry, Journal of GLBT Family Studies (2016).
• MC Saint-Jacques, Stepfamily break-up: A qualitative analysis of trajectories and processes, Journal of Divorce & Remarriage (2016).
• M Panic, Canaries in the Supermarket, How Canadians Communicate VI: Food Promotion, Consumption, and Controversy (book) (2016).
• CR Arthur, The ethics of entrepreneurship and financial literacy education: A security and freedom for the other, York University (2016).
• Serena Lynn Smygwaty, Strengthening Family Climate and Parent-Adolescent Relationship Quality Through the Teen Positive Parenting Program, University of Calgary (2016).
• W Ding, New Evidence on How Universal Child Care Influenced Child Care Decisions and Child Development in Canada, LACEA (2016).
• J Richer, The roots of contemporary adolescent mental health an Erikson perspective, Université Laurentienne (2016).
• JJ Whelan, Ghost in the Ranks: Forgotten Voices & Military Mental Health (book) (2016).
• K Souza, The Adaptive Learning Community Environment: Modifying the Physical Classroom to Foster Creativity in 4th And 5th Grade Gifted Students, Kansas State University (2016).
• NP Bhengu, The Experiences of Teenage Learners from Single Parent Households, University of Kwazulu-Natal (2016).
• G Lowe and F Graves, Redesigning Work: A Blueprint for Canada’s Future Well-being and Prosperity (book) (2016).
• Lisa L. McCorquodale, Mindfulness and Mothering: Reclaiming Feminine Voice, Western University (2016).
• P Torres, Las experiencias de niños entre diez a doce años que han atravesado por el divorcio de sus padres, Universidad San Francisco de Quito USFQ (2016).
• TL Shanks, Exploring the core phenomena of positive discipline in everyday parenting programs, University of Regina (2016).
• GA Tessier, Recherches sur l’homoparentalité. Une invitation à la prudence, Revue québécoise de psychologie (2016).
• RC Roy, La famille, l’amitié et les relations amoureuses au coeur du traitement des jeunes qui présentent un trouble lié à l’utilisation d’une substance et qui sont placés en mise sous garde dans un centre jeunesse, Université Laval (2016).
• A Baude, Child adjustment in joint physical custody versus sole custody: A meta-analytic review, Journal of Divorce & Remarriage (2016).
• R Kamal, Le sens de la paternité pour des pères de diverses générations: une recherche qualitative exploratoire, UQAM (2016).
• N Kadji et al., Les compétences sociales et les difficultés d’adaptation chez les enfants issus du divorce: étude de 05 cas réalisée au niveau de l’association” Ikhoulaf” à Akbou, Université Abderrahmane mira Bejaia (2016).

2015

• Lyndsay Macdonald, Brooke Richardson, and Rachel Langford, ECEs as Childcare Advocates: Examining the Scope of Childcare Advocacy Carried Out By ECEs from the Perspective of Childcare Movement Actors in Ontario and Manitoba, Journal of the Canadian Association for Young Children (Winter 2015).
• Amélie Ross et al., Impact of Residential Schooling and of Child Abuse on Substance Use Problem in Indigenous Peoples, Addictive Behaviours 51 (December 2015).
• Family Services Ottawa, Around the Rainbow: Creating Inclusive Spaces for LGBTTQ+ Families in Ottawa (November 5, 2015).
• M.K. Mughal, C.S. Ginn, R.L. Perry and K.M. Benzies, Longitudinal Effects of a Two-Generation Preschool Programme on Receptive Language Skill in Low-Income Canadian Children to Age 10 Years, Early Child Development and Care, 186:8, 1316-1326 (October 22, 2015).
• Penny Lysnar and Ann Dupuis, Meeting the housing needs of multi-generational households, University of Auckland and Massey University External Research Report (July 31, 2015).
• Milaine Alarie and Jason T. Carmichael, The ‘Cougar’ Phenomenon: An Examination of the Factors That Influence Age-Hypogamous Sexual Relationships Among Middle-Aged Women, Journal of Marriage and Family 77(5) (July 2, 2015).
• Kathy Perreault, M.Ps. (Université du Québec à Chicoutimi), Essai doctoral présenté à l’université du Québec à Chicoutimi en vertu d’un protocole d’entente avec l’université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, comme exigence partielle du doctorat en psychologie (d.ps.) (July 2015).
• Rodrigo Lucena, Nigel Jarvis and Clare Weeden, A review of gay and lesbian parented families’ travel motivations and destination choices: gaps in research and future directions, Annals of Leisure Research (June 11, 2015).
• J. Thirumaran, Issues of Women Employees in Garment Factories-Related to Work Place Pressure and Family Environment, Rahinam College of Arts and Science (May 2015).
• Ann Duffy, June Corman and Norene Pupo, Family Finances: Fragility, Class, and Gender, Canadian Review of Sociology 52:2 (April 27, 2015).
• D Harder, Family therapy with youth and their families: a family therapy internship with the Youth Community Counseling Team, University of Regina (April 2, 2015).
• T Roberge, Les symptômes d’internalisation dans l’adaptation des enfants à la séparation parentale de 2000 à 2014: une méta-analyse, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières (April 2015).
• Canadian Agricultural Human Resource Council, Report: Options and Opportunities for Attracting Non-Traditional Workers to the Agricultural Industry (March 31, 2015).
• Janine Schärer, Parent And Educator Perspectives And Experiences Of Infants’ Transition To Childcare, SFU (March 24, 2015).
• Jennifer Billan, Narratives of Aboriginal Grandmothers: Stories of Identity and Health, University of Regina (Spring 2015).
• Taghrid Yaghi, Emotional intelligence and authentic leadership, American University of Beirut (February 2015).
• L Lévesque, I Janssen and F Xu, Correlates of physical activity in First Nations youth residing in First Nations and northern communities in Canada, Canadian Journal of Public Health (January 2015).
• M Luxton, Feminist scholarship and family sociology: New ways of thinking, outstanding questions, Canadian Review of Sociology (2015).
• Jacqueline LaBrie, La médiation pour les aînés permettre à la relation familiale de survivre dans les moments difficiles, Vie et vieillissement: Revue trimestrielle de l’Association québécoise de gérontologie 13:1 (2015).
• Christiane Guay, « La légitimité des discours narratifs autochtones dans le développement des connaissances en travail social », Recherches amérindiennes au Québec (2015).
• Yves Carrière et al., Living and Working Longer in an Aging Society: Toward Increasing Inequalities? Population Change and Lifecourse (Strategic Knowledge Cluster) Discussion Paper Series (2015).
• Ulrike Zartler et al., Family Dynamics after Separation: A Life Course Perspective on Post-Divorce Families (Verlag Barbara Budrich, 2015).
• J Myles, Postponed Adulthood, the Inequality Surge, and the Millennial Burden, The Economist (2015).
• Ashley Varner, Caregivers of cancer patients, Handbook of Oncology Social Work: Psychosocial Care for People with Cancer (2015).
• Beaujot Roderic and Zenaida R. Ravanera, Population Change and Life Course: Taking stock and looking to the future, Population Change and Lifecourse Strategic Knowledge Cluster Discussion Paper Series (2015).
• M Nanda, International Politics of the Rights of Indigenous Children: A Comparative Study of Australia and Canada, International Journal of Arts & Sciences (2015).
• A Gagné, SC Valiquette-Tessier, MP Vandette and J Gosselin, Reflecting on the co-parenting experience of couples living in established stepfamilies: A phenomenological inquiry, Journal of Family Research (2015).
• Jayalaxmi Rajshekhar, High Heels in High-Tech-Women Working in the Software, Desh Vikas (2015).
• Billie Allan et al., First Peoples, Second Class Treatment, Well Living House, (2015).
• E Kruk, Child and family social work in Canada: Issues and challenges within a neo-liberal political context, Social Work in a Global Context (2015).
• Ziyanda Claire Xaso, The Meaning of Ukuthwasa: Urban Youth Perspectives on Social Change and the Persistence of Tradition in the Eastern Cape, University of Fort Hare (2015).
• V Stamatopoulos, One million and counting: The hidden army of young carers in Canada, Journal of Youth Studies (2015).
• Melissa Giesbrecht, Faye Wolse, Valorie A. Crook and Kelli Stajduhar, Identifying socio-environmental factors that facilitate resilience among Canadian palliative family caregivers: a qualitative case study, Cambridge University Press (June 2015).
• V Snyder, Working with Military Families, Working with Families: A Guide for Health and Human Service Professionals (2015).
• NB Hesseling-Green, The ties that bind: an exploratory study into the relationships in open adoption, Massey University (2015).
• Kelvin Chi-Kin Cheung, Child poverty in Hong Kong single-parent families, Child Indicators Research (2015).
• Colleen Leung, Approaches to working with Aboriginal adults with acquired brain injury: exploring perspectives of speech-language pathologists, The University of British Columbia (2015).
• Vicky Lyssens-Danneboom and Dimitri Mortelmans, Living apart together: Longing for the couple, enjoying being single, Family Science (2015)
• Carol Gestwicki, Home, school, and community relations (2015).
• KA Sapoznik, “Who/If/When to Marry, It’s a Choice”: A History of Forced Marriage in Canada, 1948-2008, York University (2015).
• Kim Lyster, The Space Between Us: An Inquiry Into Belonging, Simon Fraser University (2015).
• N Sopcak et al., On shifting ground: First-time parents’ ideal world of paid work and family time, University of Alberta (2015).
• M Aulinger, Presence, practice, resistance, resurgence: understanding food sovereignty within the context of Skownan Anishinaabek First Nation, The University of Manitoba (2015).
• Courtney Wylie, Collaborative approaches at Tillicum Lelum Aboriginal Friendship Centre, Royal Roads University (2015).
• Elliot S Bimboim and Daniella Murynka, Collaborative Settlement: Resolving Disputes After Separation or Divorce, Hein Online (2015).
• Earle Waugh et al., Is there a care gap for young carers in Canada? Edmonton community agencies’ perspectives, Canadian Journal of Family and Youth (2015).
• Colleen Anne Dell et al., PAWSing student stress: A pilot evaluation study of the St. John Ambulance Therapy Dog Program on three university campuses in Canada, Canadian Journal of Counselling and Psychotherapy (2015).
• L Ben-Nun, Relationships Between Siblings in One Ancient Family, N. Publications House (2015).
• J Torres, Famille et aménagement: une approche développementale, Vivre en famille au cœur de la ville (2015).
• Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay and Sarah Nogues, Right to Request Flexible Working: une mesure de conciliation travail-famille pour les parents et les travailleuses proches-aidantes?, TÉLUQ, Université du Québec (2015).
• Léa Gosselin, Trajectoires de satisfaction conjugale et dissolution d’union, Université Laval (2015).
• Philippe Pacaut, La part des pères dans les tâches liées aux soins et à l’éducation des enfants au Québec, Ministère de la Famille et des Aînés du Québec (2015).
• Christiane Guay, Les familles autochtones : des réalités sociohistoriques et contemporaines aux pratiques éducatives singulières, Intervention (2015).
• Valérie Harvey and Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay, Le père japonais dans une société ultramobile de célibataires, Alterstice (2015).
• Isabel Côté, Kévin Lavoie and Francine de Montigny, «J’ai aidé deux femmes à fonder leur famille»: le don de gamètes entre particuliers en contexte québécois, Enfances Familles Générations (2015).
• Carolyne Villeneuve, La relation entre les enfants et leur beau-père dans les familles recomposées: un regard rétrospectif sur l’expérience des jeunes adultes, Université Laval (2015).
• MB MacLean et al., Research on military/veteran families, Veterans Affairs Canada (2015).
• SRP Vieira, A satisfação conjugal, a personalidade ea satisfação com a vida na conjugalidade, Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias (2015).

Pre-2015

• Atharva Shukla, “A Critical Analysis of Definitions of Family in Literature and the Changes in the Nature of Family,” Tata Institute of Social Sciences (December 2013).
• Pierre Daigle, Ombudsman, On the Homefront: Assessing the Well-being of Canada’s Military Families in the New Millennium (Special Report to the Minister of National Defence), National Defence and Canadian Forces (November 2013).
• Tony Cassidy et al., “Benefit Finding and Resilience in Child Caregivers,” British Journal of Health Psychology 19(3) (July 22, 2013).
• Julia Kaomea, Reconceptualizing Indigenous Parent Involvement in Early Educational Settings: Lessons from Native Hawaiian Preschool Families (October 2012).
• Peter Agyekum Boateng, Emmanuel B. Amponsah and Chinyere Nkechi Ikonne, “The Challenges of Cohabitation among Selected Seventh-day Adventists in West and Central Africa,” Journal of Global Christian Worldview Society. 6. 69 (January 2012).
• Argerie Tsimicalis et al., “A Prospective Study to Determine the Costs Incurred by Families of Children Newly Diagnosed with Cancer in Ontario,” Psycho-Oncology 21(10) (July 20, 2011).
• Marie‐Christine Saint-Jacques et al., “The Processes Distinguishing Stable from Unstable Stepfamily Couples: A Qualitative Analysis,” International Journal of Applied Family Science 60(5) (November 2, 2011).
• Chartier et al., “Separate and Cumulative Effects of Adverse Childhood Experiences in Predicting Adult Health and Health Care Utilization,” Child Abuse and Neglect 34(6) (April 20, 2010).
• Maureen Baker, “Motherhood, Employment and the Child Penalty,” Women’s Studies International Forum 33(3) (May 2010).
• Martin Blais, Sarah Raymond, Hélène Manseau and Joanne Otis, Canadian and Québécois Youth Sexuality: A Critical Look at the Hypersexualization Concept, Images et représentations de la sexualité au Québec, Volume 12, Number 2 (2009).
• Livianna S. Tossutti et al., “Family, Religion, and Civic Engagement in Canada,” Canadian Ethnic Studies 40(3) (2008).

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• Canadian Mental Health Association, Ontario, “Workplace Mental Health Promotion: Stress” (n.d.).
• The Change Foundation, What Are the Impacts of Being a Caregiver on a Young Person? (n.d.).
• Jessica Boulé, “Students Who Care,” University of Guelf (n.d.).
• L’association pour l’éducation émotionnelle, Études et articles scientifiques à télécharger (n.d.).
• Diocèse d’Edmunston, Pauline et Georges Vanier: Un couple exceptionnel (n.d.).