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Families at Risk: Understanding the Characteristics of Relationship Violence among Unmarried Texas Parents

Families at Risk: Understanding the Characteristics of Relationship Violence among Unmarried Texas Parents

By: Cynthia Osborne

This brief examines how prenatal violence screenings and interventions that connect at-risk families with resources can help improve families in Texas.

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Topics: Parenting support

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