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Changing Definitions of Families
Compiled by Jessica K.M. Johnson & Karen Corday
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Topic Page Advisor:
Karen V. Hansen, Ph.D.
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Families in the United States are changing. They now include an increasing number of single parents, same-sex partnerships, cohabiting couples and biracial spouses, as well as blended and adoptive parent-child relationships. Such demographic realities have implications for workplace practices, public policies, and research endeavors. Updated: August 2009
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Statistics available for this topic:
- A SLOAN NETWORK FACT SHEET ON THE CHANGING DEFINITIONS OF FAMILIES (2008)
- Changing Families: demographics, cohabitating couples (2003)
- Changing Families: demographics, household composition, married couples (2005)
- Changing Families: demographics, single fathers, head of household (2006)
- Changing Families: demographics, single mothers, head of household (2006)
- Changing Families: demographics, unmarried couples (2007)
- Changing Families: demographics, unmarried partners, same-sex couples (2003)
- Changing Families: demographics, workforce, couples, married couples (2002)
- Changing Families: demographics, workforce, couples, married couples, partnered couples (2002)
- Changing Families: domestic partner benefits, employer sponsored, trends (2005)
- Changing Families: domestic partner benefits, Fortune 500 companies (2007)
- Changing Families: dual-earner couples, fathers, household chores, trends (2002)
- Changing Families: dual-earner couples, fathers, personal time, trends (2002)
- Changing Families: dual-earner couples, mothers, personal time, trends (2002)
- Changing Families: employed spouses of married men, trends (2002)
- Changing Families: grandparents caring for grandchildren, prevalence (2003)
- Changing Families: married men, household chores, trends (2004)
- Changing Families: men, perception of breadwinner status, trends (2002)
- Changing Families: out-of-wedlock births, trends (2005)
- Changing Families: unmarried partners, trends (2002)
- Changing Families: women, age, perception of breadwinner status, trends (2002)
- Changing Families: working parents, child care, time off from work, trends (2002)
- Changing Families: working parents, gender, household chores, trends (2002)
- Changing Families: workplace rules, family needs, trends (2002)
- Elder Care: employer sponsored, resource and referral programs, prevalence (2005)
- Leave: employer sponsored, maternity, paternity, job guaranteed (2005)
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