As North Carolina FCS celebrates its 100-year centennial, it is time to reflect. For a century, FCS professionals have helped families apply research-based knowledge and principles. This article describes how American families have changed and how we have met those changes in our Extension roles. We also challenge FCS professionals to view the changing trends without bias. Ozzie and Harriet never were a fair representation of family norms, and we must accept the variety of family forms and functions so that our services can be of use to all families, especially those that may not fit the ideal American family
Statistics on the American family are sobering. From 1975 to 2000, one-third of all children were bo...
The 19th century was the period characterised by frequent and rapid transformations affecting materi...
A fresh collection of original essays by leading scholars that focuses on how families operate in ev...
As North Carolina FCS celebrates its 100-year centennial, it is time to reflect. For a century, FCS ...
The paper discusses a number of demographic and socioeconomic changes that have occurred with the Am...
The role of Family & Consumer Sciences (FCS) as a program area in Extension dates back before the Sm...
Thesis (M.A.)--Humboldt State University, Social Science, Emphasis in Teaching American History, 200...
The 21st Century will provide the impetus for close examination of public education. Those reviews m...
This short article on family living appeared in Broome County Living magazine, published by Cornell ...
Author of chapter: Community Property. The American family has come a long way from the days of the ...
News release announces that Stephanie Coontz will speak about Families in the New Millennium: Where...
Guest Editors Nancy Claiborne and Katharine Briar-Lawson introduce the latest issue of Journal of Fa...
News release announces that Families on Television: A Four-Decade Analysis 1950-1989 will be prese...
This paper examines how the family has been portrayed in children's literature from the 1950s t...
Alvin Sallee, Angelo Giardino, and Robert Sanborn discuss the latest issue of Journal of Family Stre...
Statistics on the American family are sobering. From 1975 to 2000, one-third of all children were bo...
The 19th century was the period characterised by frequent and rapid transformations affecting materi...
A fresh collection of original essays by leading scholars that focuses on how families operate in ev...
As North Carolina FCS celebrates its 100-year centennial, it is time to reflect. For a century, FCS ...
The paper discusses a number of demographic and socioeconomic changes that have occurred with the Am...
The role of Family & Consumer Sciences (FCS) as a program area in Extension dates back before the Sm...
Thesis (M.A.)--Humboldt State University, Social Science, Emphasis in Teaching American History, 200...
The 21st Century will provide the impetus for close examination of public education. Those reviews m...
This short article on family living appeared in Broome County Living magazine, published by Cornell ...
Author of chapter: Community Property. The American family has come a long way from the days of the ...
News release announces that Stephanie Coontz will speak about Families in the New Millennium: Where...
Guest Editors Nancy Claiborne and Katharine Briar-Lawson introduce the latest issue of Journal of Fa...
News release announces that Families on Television: A Four-Decade Analysis 1950-1989 will be prese...
This paper examines how the family has been portrayed in children's literature from the 1950s t...
Alvin Sallee, Angelo Giardino, and Robert Sanborn discuss the latest issue of Journal of Family Stre...
Statistics on the American family are sobering. From 1975 to 2000, one-third of all children were bo...
The 19th century was the period characterised by frequent and rapid transformations affecting materi...
A fresh collection of original essays by leading scholars that focuses on how families operate in ev...