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ASU study: Online parenting program shields children from adverse effects of divorce

By ASU News, 07/18/2022 “…A new study from the Arizona State University Department of Psychology has shown that an online parenting skills program for divorcing or separating parents reduces interparental conflict, improves quality of parenting and decreases children’s anxiety and depression symptoms…” Read the entire article: https://news.asu.edu/20220718-online-parenting-skills-program-shields-children-adverse-effects-divorce  

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Online program for divorcing or separating parents prevents interparental conflict and benefits children

By News Medical, 07/15/2022 “…Close to half of all marriages in the US end in divorce, affecting over 1 million children each year. These children are at an increased risk of struggling in school, experiencing mental health or substance use problems and engaging in risky sexual behavior…” Read the entire article: https://www.news-medical.net/news/20220715/Online-program-for-divorcing-or-separating-parents-prevents-interparental-conflict-and-benefits-children.aspx

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The Psychological Impact of Divorce on Adult Children

By PsychCentral, 07/07/2022 “…Robert Emery, a professor of psychology at the University of Virginia and author of Two Homes, One Childhood: A Parenting Plan to Last a Lifetime, advocates that regardless of age, a child of divorce will always be considered a child of divorce and sensitivities need to align accordingly…” Read the entire article: https://psychcentral.com/blog/the-psychological-impact-of-divorce-on-adult-children#1

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America’s Epidemic of Fatherlessness Didn’t Happen by Accident

By Edward E. Bartlett – CNS News, 06/21/2022 “…Prager U personality Amala Ekpunobi did a video revealing the United States has the highest rate of fatherlessness of any country in the world – a stunning 23% of American children live in single-parent homes. The Institute for Family Studies released a report that concludes boys raised

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National Fatherless Children’s Day – June 25, 2023

By National Today, 06/25/2022 “…National Fatherless Children’s Day occurs every fourth Sunday in June, and this year’s date is June 25. It acknowledges the impact of fatherlessness on children and families. It also seeks to raise awareness about the detrimental consequences that fatherlessness has on children and communities around the world…” Read the entire article: https://nationaltoday.com/national-fatherless-childrens-day/

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New bill could allow mothers to receive child support before the child is born

By Vicksburg Daily News, 07/17/2022 “…U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith cosponsored the Unborn Child Support Act on Wednesday which would give pregnant women the ability receive child support payments while they are with-child…” Read the entire article: https://vicksburgnews.com/new-bill-could-allow-mothers-to-receive-child-support-before-the-child-is-born/  

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The age when kids are likely to be most traumatized seeing their parents split

By Times of India, 07/09/2022 “…Sudden lack of contact and communication from a parent, abrupt closure in addressing a ‘dad’ or a ‘mom’, seeing and feeling the gap between parents, experiencing the pain of a single parent: these are certain aspects of divorce that a child goes through and very often these things are not

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Learning from the United States’ Painful History of Child Support

By American Progress, 06/17/2022 “… In order to create an approach to child support that truly increases children’s economic stability, the federal and state governments must move beyond this backlash…policymakers must consider the history of the child support program and how best to ensure that it helps, not harms, families…” Read the entire article: https://www.americanprogress.org/article/learning-from-the-united-states-painful-history-of-child-support/

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