Center on Children and Families
The Center on Children and Families studies policies that affect the well-being of America’s children and their parents, especially children in less advantaged families. The Center addresses the issues of poverty, inequality, and lack of opportunity in the United States and seeks to find more effective means of addressing these problems.
Tara Watson
Director - Center on Children and Families
David M. Rubenstein Fellow - Economic Studies
2023
May
9
Past Event
The Parent Trap: Reducing social inequality by supporting parents and their children
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Washington, DC
2023
Jan
23
Past Event
Understanding and addressing gender, class, and racial disparities in college enrollment
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2022
Dec
1
Past Event
A comparative perspective on policies to support single-parent families
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Online only
