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Violence, Assault, and Abuse

When a Parent Goes to Prison, What Happens to the Kids?
March 18, 2025

When a Parent Goes to Prison, What Happens to the Kids?

by Nicholas Zill
In Cities Where Single Parenting Is the Norm, Child Poverty and Violent Crime Are High
October 14, 2024

In Cities Where Single Parenting Is the Norm, Child Poverty and Violent Crime Are High

by Nicholas Zill
Ending the Cycle of Intergenerational Child Abuse
May 30, 2024

Ending the Cycle of Intergenerational Child Abuse

by Savannah Nelson and Timothy Rarick
We Can Make Chicago Safer By Prioritizing Stronger Families
January 2, 2024

We Can Make Chicago Safer By Prioritizing Stronger Families

by Eddie Kornegay and Brad Wilcox
New Report: Stronger Families, Safer Streets
December 12, 2023

New Report: Stronger Families, Safer Streets

by Rafael A. Mangual, Brad Wilcox, Seth Cannon and Joseph Price
Marriage As a Protective Factor Against Intimate Partner Violence: Evidence From Latin America
December 12, 2022

Marriage As a Protective Factor Against Intimate Partner Violence: Evidence From Latin America

by Alejandro Cid
Stronger Families, Safer Neighborhoods
June 27, 2022

Stronger Families, Safer Neighborhoods

by Peyton W. Roth and Brad Wilcox
Does Poverty Create Psychopathic Behavior? No, But Family Instability Appears To
July 13, 2021

Does Poverty Create Psychopathic Behavior? No, But Family Instability Appears To

by Rob Henderson
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