Our most popular resources from 2018

Wishing you a joyous holiday season y un próspero Año Nuevo

As we close out the year, take a look back at some of our most popular resources and briefs of 2018:

The Average Day of Low-Income Latino Parents compares the average day of a low-income Latino parent to that of their low-income white and black peers.
Applying Child Development Research to Immigration Policy outlines how research on child development, neuroscience, and trauma can inform federal policy regarding the treatment of children and their families arriving at our nation’s border.
Access to Early Care and Education for Low-Income Hispanic Children and Families: A Research Synthesis reviews the latest research on the topic and recommends areas for future research and practice to better understand and improve low-income Hispanic families' access to early care and education.

And in case you missed them, we also released a series of products assessing how well existing survey data can help us understand Latino children and families in the United States:

How Well Do National Surveys Measure Hispanic Families and Households? assesses more than 20 mostly national surveys with large Hispanic sample sizes on inclusion of measures critical to understanding Latino families and households.
An accompanying interactive data tool allows users to explore the data sets reviewed to see what information is available to study Hispanic family and household composition, family formation and stability, relationship dynamics, and (co)parenting.
Hispanic Couples in the Supporting Healthy Marriage Evaluation: How Representative Are They of Low-Income Hispanic Couples in the United States? uses data from the American Community Survey and the Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing Study to assess how representative Hispanic couples in the Supporting Healthy Marriage evaluation study are to the broader population of U.S. Hispanic couples.

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