ISU Extension Satellite: The Impact of Couple and Marital Relationships on Parenting and Child Outcomes

The National Council on Family Relations was pleased to support Iowa State University Extension and sponsoring partners offering this important satellite program.

www.ncfr.org

Partnering with Parents:
a comprehensive training series for parenting and family educators.

Going Further: Community Planning for Healthy Couple and Marriage Education Programs and Support

A national online training opportunity for Extension professionals and educators introducing the Leader Guide for the Impact of Couple and Marital Relationships on Parenting and Child Outcomes Learn more...
Broadcast date: May 16, 2007

The Impact of Couple and Marital Relationships on Parenting and Child Outcomes

The original satellite program was designed for professionals and volunteers who work with families.
Broacast dates: December 2 and 9, 2005

Explore program implications for working with unmarried parents who are considering marriage as an option
Consider how the quality of married and unmarried couple relationships affect parenting quality, father involvement, and children's well-being
Learn which has more influence on parenting quality -- marriage and couples education or parenting education

Archived Web cast

For a list of the computer requirements to view a Webcast, go to:
www.extension.iastate.edu/webcast/requirements.htm

Click on this URL to view the archived December 9th Web cast.
mms://wms.extension.iastate.edu/uplink/12-09-2005fam.wmv

Click on this URL to view the archived December 2nd Web cast.
mms://wms.extension.iastate.edu/uplink/12-02-2005fam.wmv

Purchase the VHS tape or DVD
Download VHS/DVD Order Form (pdf)

About the program:
Kimberly Greder
56 LeBaron Hall
Iowa State University
Ames, Iowa 50011
kgreder@iastate.edu
phone: 515-294-5906
fax: 515-294-5507

About the Web site:
Diana Broshar
dmbro@iastate.edu
phone: 515-294-8204

[December 2, 2005]

The Relationship between Marriage and Parenting
Dr. William Doherty

University of Minnesota
Professor, College of Human Ecology
Department of Family Social Science

Supporting Unmarried New Parent Couples in Forming Healthy Marriages and Stable Families
Dr. William Allen
Healing Bonds, Minneapolis, MN

Dr. William Doherty

University of Minnesota
Professor, College of Human Ecology
Department of Family Social Science

[December 9, 2005]: Healthy Couples, Healthy Kids: Programmatic Approaches to Strengthening Couple Relationships for Better Child Outcomes

Dr. Francesca Adler-Baeder
Auburn University
Assistant Professor of Human Development and Family Studies
Auburn University

Dr. Karen Shirer
Michigan State University
Assistant Professor
Department of Family and Child Ecology

Updated 05.22.07