The Cambridge Centre for Family Research has worked with ChoiceMoms.org in the past to do more extensive research into who we are and the choices we are making. Now they have a U.S.-based researcher joining the team for her ongoing work.
Posted November 21, 2011 at 8:05 AM
The Cambridge Centre for Family Research has worked with ChoiceMoms.org in the past to do more extensive research into who we are and the choices we are making. Now they have a U.S.-based researcher joining the team for her ongoing work.
Read more here about Linda Layne, the anthropology professor who will be a visiting fellow at the United Kingdom centre I visited in 2010. If you missed it, here is my synopsis of the interesting conversation I had there, as well as with Choice Moms at a London-based networking event.
While at Cambridge, Layne is researching the differences between American and British single mothers by choice, studying the religious, political, racial, and class contexts in which alternative families have emerged, and the social and cultural resources upon which they draw.
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