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Survey Uncovers Significant Levels Of Physical, Verbal Abuse; Sex At Young Ages; Many Parents In The Dark
July 8, 2008

(CBS) Tweens and teens in dating relationships are experiencing significant levels of various forms of abuse, many don't know the warning signs of an abusive relationship, and many parents don't know what's going on in those relationships, a new survey says.

By Michael Medved
January 18, 2007

The American people awoke to startling and disturbing news: for the first time ever, the majority of women in the country were living without a husband.  With all the debate, it’s just too bad that no one made the single most important observation about the big news - That is, it’s not true...  

By Glenn T. Stanton, Global Ministry Development Family Research, Focus on the Family

New government data on unmarried child-bearing should have students of the family thinking about a watershed moment from March 1965.

By Scott Phelps

What Bristol Palin really said was:  “Kids should just wait…. I think everyone should be abstinent…”  She continues, “but it’s not realistic at all because it’s more and more accepted now.” 

By Scott Phelps, Executive Director

Recently I found myself in New York on the set of The Joy Behar Show (CNN Headline News) seated alongside Naomi Wolf, a noted feminist and advisor to Al Gore during his campaign. Having watched many of these shows on TV, I was determined to be polite and not to cut others off to speak. Which means I didn’t say much... You learn.

What Teens and Parents have to Lose
By Robert Rector
February 5, 2010

This week, the media gave us what appeared to be startling news: Research, appearing in a journal published by the American Medical Association, showed (shock!) that abstinence programs dramatically reduced teen sexual activity.