Splitting up with a partner is never easy and it’s a decision very few people make lightly. This process of filing for divorce gets even more complicated when you have kids. How can you be honest about the end of your relationship without exposing your child to trauma or adult … Continue reading →

When did you first know that you were gay?  This is a question that plagues members of the LGBTQ+ community whenever they talk about their sexuality. Most people ask this question because they genuinely care, but there’s always the mental calculation between when someone knew and when they decided to … Continue reading →

Every generation brings societal change and Gen Z is no different. Individuals born between 1997 and 2012 are starting to come of age and enter the workforce. Even before they reached their early twenties, this generation was vocal about its beliefs and values.  But what does Gen Z stand for? … Continue reading →

When you are in your teens, a breakup can feel like the end of the world. Your teen will still see their former beau at school or at social gatherings, and this can get even more awkward if they have the same friend group. Facing the person who broke up … Continue reading →

Over the past few months, our team at Family Resources has tried to shine a light on what it means to be poor in America. We have highlighted poverty rates across the country and have discussed why kids and teens hide homelessness from their peers. This month, we are looking … Continue reading →