Move to more traditional views reflects conformism with how work, leave arrangements, public services for children, schools and social networks are arranged. When their first…
Professor Janeen BaxterJuly 2015
Our findings identify seven barriers to engaging fathers in parenting support. Poor evaluation of programs prevents us identifying what works for families. Overwhelming scientific evidence…
Professor Catherine Panter-BrickMarch 2015
Evidence shows large-scale, public preschool programs lead to better education, health, economic and social outcomes for children, families and countries. Universal, public education should begin…
Professor Hirokazu YoshikawaDecember 2014
Reducing family poverty, particularly in very early years, may diminish the educational gap at age 5 that’s so hard to shrink. How important is it…
Professor Greg J. DuncanOctober 2014
Less direct approach to interviewing child abuse victims increases disclosures, prosecutions, guilty pleas and convictions – providing better child protection. Today’s increased commitment to uncovering…
Professor Michael E. LambOctober 2014
Speaking your first language at home provides important advantages, supporting child development, reading and educational attainment. The best way for children to excel at English…
Professor Allyssa McCabeSeptember 2014
