Comments are invited from anyone, including parents, young people, adults who grew-up with separated/single parents, grandparents, independent scholars, academics, activist and interested professional practitioners.

The Fair Parenting Project is also interested in partnering in in academic research. Please contact us if you are interested in researching (New research, statistical analysis, scholarly reviews etc.) any topic related to the Fair Parenting Project. A partial list of topics is included below:

Sample Topics for Research / Commentary:

1. Do young people who give active consideration to what will happen to the parenting of their future children in the event of  a separation make better relationship decisions and consequently experience less separation and divorce?

2. What are the effects of a uniform parenting schedule on service providers? Increased efficiencies? Targeted programs? Better response from high risk populations?

3. Is situational family violence at separation reduced in circumstances where parents know they will retain a strong relationship with their children and an ongoing parenting relationship between the parents?

4. Is there a change in the rate of false, inflated or unsubstantiated allegations of physical abuse among parents who know they will retain a strong relationship with their children and an ongoing parenting relationship between the parents?