NIH R01 · 2025
The Future of Families and Child Wellbeing Third Generation Children’s Study
ABSTRACT Intergenerational transmission of inequalities in economic and social wellbeing, including health, in the United States has been well documented and shown to account for a substantial portion of contemporary disparities by SES and race and ethnicity in these domains. Yet, due to a paucity of population-based longitudinal data on family contexts, parenting, and child development across multiple generations, knowledge of the extent to which these factors may be key mechanisms for intergenerational transmission of inequalities is limited. The Future of (formerly Fragile) Families and Child Wellbeing Study (FF) is the only ongoing population-based birth cohort study in the U.S. to…
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