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Community marriage initiatives.

This article reviews the development of community marriage initiatives and their relationship with family professionals, with particular emphasis on sociohistorical context. We describe five leading community marriage initiatives, discuss the state of the evaluation research, and propose new...
A New Marriage Proposal: How A Controversial Program Promotes Matrimony as A Way to Tackle Poverty.

In this article, Winters mentions the role of the federal government in fostering marriage in order to put children in stable, two-parent homes. The article also discusses the following: how President George W. Bush's Healthy Marriage Initiative funds courses such as the Healthy Relationships...
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