March

This briefing paper was prepared as part of an online symposium, Moynihan+50: Family Structure Still not the Problem for the Council on Contemporary Families, and published jointly by CCF and the Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR).

Economic and social changes since the 1965 dispute the idea that family changes have caused poverty and inequality, and that getting people married will solve them.

For the 50th Anniversary of the Moynihan Report, this briefing paper was prepared as part of an online symposiumMoynihan+50: Family Structure Still not the Problem for the Council on Contemporary Families, and jointly published by CCF and the Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR).