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New NCFR book club is on! Over the summer, we are going to be reading NCFR member Richard Settersten's new book, Not Quite Adults: Why Twenty Somethings are choosing a Slower Path to Adulthood and Why it's Good for Everyone.

Does getting involved in a book group sound interesting to you? NCFR has a Book Club that meets by conference call twice per year. Watch Zippy News for details!

A short review of "The Marriage Go-Round," a book by Andrew Cherlin.

Part of our preparation for NCFR's 75th anniversary conference in 2013 will be the unveiling of the NCFR History project. One of our staff members called my attention to one of the conference panelists from the very first conference in 1938 and…

New resources about the age 18 - 25 year old adult are coming out all the time. Here's another one you may wish to have in your professional library.

How long does it take to see peer-reviewed research appear about a specific event? In at least one case, it's been almost 6 years.

This column appeared in the winter 2013 issue of NCFR Report magazine.

Shelley MacDermid Wadsworth, one of NCFR's experts on military families, shares her wisdom on working with the military.

Nurses have always been involved with in health care and health education of families in agencies and throughout the community in American history. It was not until more recent times starting in the early 1980s, that the nursing profession began to…

The prominent impact of families can and does extend into the college years, especially when parents and their sons and daughters recognize the need to renegotiate how they interact with one another.