Maureen Waller et al. examine how and why child support debt presents a variety of problems for low-income, non-custodial parents.
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Anna Haskins examines how paternal incarceration can be associated with less school-based involvement.
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Marianella Casasola and Ana Maria Cañas investigate how parents understand their role in their children’s cognitive development.
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Children of undocumented immigrants experience severe disadvantages that impact future success and contributions to social and economic change. Schools can promote well-being by providing safe environments for child and parental engagement.
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This report presents findings from seven sessions of the Strengthening Families Program conducted from 2014-2018 by Cornell Cooperative Extension-Tompkins County (CCETC) for parents with open child welfare cases participating in Family Treatment Court.
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This brief highlights a variety of ways states are tackling the opioid epidemic using a whole-family approach
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New York is increasing its two-generational approach to addressing poverty through a variety of programs overseen by the Office of Child and Family Services.
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The overarching goal of the event was to create an opportunity for non-partisan, open dialogue about policy-relevant research that relates to issues facing vulnerable families in New York.
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A two-generation (2Gen) framework emphasizes the importance of considering the whole family when discussing prevention and treatment of opioid addiction.
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Lisa McCabe, John Sipple, and Hope Castro examine childcare deserts and the unintended consequences of Universal Pre-K.
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Medicaid improves children’s health in the long term, improves education outcomes for children, and improves financial outcomes for children later in life.
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