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Rachel Dunifon

Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

Brooks School of Public Policy

College of Human Ecology

Department of Psychology

Rachel Dunifon is currently serving as a Brooks School Of Public Policy Professor at Cornell University.

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Why Mothers Double Up: The Role of Demographic, Economic, and Family Characteristics. Journal of Marriage and the Family (2023)

Hope HarveyRachel Dunifon

demographysocial determinants of healthdoubled‐up householdhousing studieshousingsocial sciencesfamily formationfamily relationsfamily diversitysocioeconomic statusfamily factorsfamily dynamicssocial inequalityintergenerational relationssociologyfamily issuesfamily studiesfamily characteristics

Under Whose Roof? Understanding the Living Arrangements of Children in Doubled-Up Households. Demography (2021)

Hope HarveyRachel DunifonNatasha Pilkauskas

extended family membershousing studiesdemographic changefamily issuessocial science researchpopulation growthdoubled-up householdshousing strategyhousingfamily processsocial inequalityintergenerational relationssociologyfamily studiesdemographyfamily psychologysocial sciencesfamily relationssocial policy

CONCLUSION: Invigorating Research and Practice to Promote Equality of Opportunity for Children.. American Psychological Association eBooks (2020)

Laura TachRachel DunifonDouglas L. Miller

early childhood educationinvigorating researchearly childhoodequal educational opportunitieschildren's rightseducational equitygender studiessocial justiceearly childhood developmenteducationequal opportunitychild developmentchild protectionsocial inequalityapplied developmental psychologygender inequality

Confronting Inequality: How Policies and Practices Shape Children’s Opportunities. American Psychological Association (2020)

Rachel Dunifon

early childhood educationeconomic inequalityhow policiesequal educational opportunitiesintergenerational equityearly childhood developmenteducationsocial inequalitysociologysocial policy

Historical Trends in Children Living in Multigenerational Households in the United States: 1870–2018. Demography (2020)

Natasha V. PilkauskasMariana AmorimRachel E. Dunifon

children livingdemographyfamily medicinehistorical trendssocial sciencessocioeconomic statusdemographic changeintergenerational relationssociologyfamily issuesfamily studiesunited states

Historical Trends in Coresidence With Grandparents: 1870-2016. Demography (2020)

Rachel Dunifon

social historyfamily relationsintergenerational relationshistoryhistorical trendspopulation history

INTRODUCTION: What Does It Take to Achieve Equality of Opportunity for Children?. American Psychological Association eBooks (2020)

Laura TachRachel DunifonDouglas L. Miller

early childhood educationearly childhoodequal educational opportunitieschildren's rightseducational equitygender studiessocial justiceearly childhood developmenteducationequal opportunitychild developmentchild protectioninclusive educationsocial inequalitychild psychologygender inequality

Time With Grandchildren: Subjective Well-Being Among Grandparents Living With Their Grandchildren. Social Indicators Research (2019)

Rachel E. DunifonKelly A. MusickChristopher E. Near

longitudinal studiestheir grandchildrensubjective well-beingfamily psychologypsychologyfamily relationsgeriatricssocioeconomic statuschild developmentfamily lifeintergenerational relationsfamily interactionsquality of lifesociologyfamily studiessocial gerontologywell-being

You've Always Been There for Me. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2019)

Rachel E. Dunifon

Backup Parents, Playmates, Friends: Grandparents' Time With Grandchildren. Journal of Marriage and Family (2018)

Rachel E. DunifonChristopher E. NearKathleen M. Ziol‐Guest

longitudinal studiesfamily structuredemographyyoung childrenbackup parentsdevelopmental psychologyfamily psychologyfamily processsocial sciencesfamily relationschild developmentfamily lifeintergenerational relationsfamily interactionssociologyfamily issuessocial relationsfamily studies

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Rachel Dunifon

Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

Brooks School of Public Policy

College of Human Ecology

Department of Psychology

Rachel Dunifon is currently serving as a Brooks School Of Public Policy Professor at Cornell University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Rachel Dunifon

Cornell University

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Why Mothers Double Up: The Role of Demographic, Economic, and Family Characteristics. Journal of Marriage and the Family (2023)

Hope HarveyRachel Dunifon

Under Whose Roof? Understanding the Living Arrangements of Children in Doubled-Up Households. Demography (2021)

Hope HarveyRachel DunifonNatasha Pilkauskas

CONCLUSION: Invigorating Research and Practice to Promote Equality of Opportunity for Children.. American Psychological Association eBooks (2020)

Laura TachRachel DunifonDouglas L. Miller

Confronting Inequality: How Policies and Practices Shape Children’s Opportunities. American Psychological Association (2020)

Rachel Dunifon

early childhood educationeconomic inequalityhow policiesequal educational opportunitiesintergenerational equityearly childhood developmenteducationsocial inequalitysociologysocial policy

Historical Trends in Children Living in Multigenerational Households in the United States: 1870–2018. Demography (2020)

Natasha V. PilkauskasMariana AmorimRachel E. Dunifon

children livingdemographyfamily medicinehistorical trendssocial sciencessocioeconomic statusdemographic changeintergenerational relationssociologyfamily issuesfamily studiesunited states

Historical Trends in Coresidence With Grandparents: 1870-2016. Demography (2020)

Rachel Dunifon

social historyfamily relationsintergenerational relationshistoryhistorical trendspopulation history

INTRODUCTION: What Does It Take to Achieve Equality of Opportunity for Children?. American Psychological Association eBooks (2020)

Laura TachRachel DunifonDouglas L. Miller

Time With Grandchildren: Subjective Well-Being Among Grandparents Living With Their Grandchildren. Social Indicators Research (2019)

Rachel E. DunifonKelly A. MusickChristopher E. Near

You've Always Been There for Me. Rutgers University Press eBooks (2019)

Rachel E. Dunifon

Backup Parents, Playmates, Friends: Grandparents' Time With Grandchildren. Journal of Marriage and Family (2018)

Rachel E. DunifonChristopher E. NearKathleen M. Ziol‐Guest

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