by UFI Blog | May 6, 2024 | Child Development, Family, father, motherhood, Parents
May 6, 2024 By Rebecca Heiner On a hot, August day in 1971, a group of 24 male college students arrived at Stanford University to participate in a two week-long experiment. Very little was known about what would be expected, but they were promised $15 per...
by UFI Blog | Mar 24, 2023 | Child Development, Children's Rights, Education, Family, Gender, Gender Identity, Parents, Sexuality, Single Mothers, social media, Technology, The Family, Transgender, Values
March 24, 2023 by Tara Bleazard My first-grader jumped in the van after school, and before the seat belt even clicked, she quickly blurted out, “Charlie is actually a girl. Sara told me that they were twin baby girls when they were born, but that Charlie wants to be a...
by UFI Blog | Mar 21, 2023 | Child Development, Children's Rights, Divorce, Family, father, Marriage, Marriage and Family, motherhood, Parents, Single Mothers, The Family, Values
March 21, 2023 by Sydney Stratton Attending the United Nations has been one of my life’s most interesting learning experiences. The UN has been so much more than I expected and it is incredible to have the opportunity to be here, learning and growing from...
by UFI Blog | Mar 19, 2023 | Child Development, Children's Rights, Divorce, Family, father, Marriage, Marriage and Family, motherhood, Parents, Single Mothers, The Family, Values
March 18, 2023 by Lexi Goodman From my disadvantaged position in the room, I could not see the speaker’s face, merely her monotonous voice that uttered sentences without any seemingly coherent thought. And although I couldn’t see the face behind the voice, I could...
by UFI Blog | Mar 18, 2023 | Child Development, Children's Rights, Divorce, Family, father, Marriage, Marriage and Family, motherhood, Parents, Single Mothers, The Family, Values
March 18, 2023 by Mylie Critchlow Being at the United Nations has been an overall unimaginable experience. With so many different cultures and backgrounds on every corner, I never know who I might have the chance of meeting. Whether it was the kind, Ethiopian woman in...
