November 2, 2010 – Fatherhood Channel

Midterm Voters Personally Happy, Enjoy Talking Politics, and Get Family Members to Polls Too

An Election Day survey of more than 8,700 adults showed families talking about politics at home most often agree with each other, are likely to vote early, and are generally happy with their lives.

by Rachel Schindler

Celebrities Speak Out for 100,000 in Foster Care

November is National Adoption Awareness Month. Celebrities and other public figures are actively campaigning to help find parents for more than 100,000 children living in foster care.

by Fatherhood Channel

Elections and Families Survey

How did family conversations influence voting decisions in the 2010 midterm elections? FatherhoodChannel.com is offering a chance to win a free iPod Touch to adults living in the U.S. who share their experiences through a brief, online survey.

by Fatherhood Channel

Reconcilable Differences

One of today’s top stories is a 2001 TIME Magazine article on how families are coping with separation and divorce. Is the sudden popularity of a nearly decade old story a sign of the increasing stress facing couples and families? The 2010 Thanksgiving Family Survival Guide can help.