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Family & Economy Stable economies have stable families

"Cardus Family is a unique and important voice in Canada, highlighting important data and research to strengthen the family as an institution, and thereby the society at large." Brad Wilcox, Professor of Sociology and Director of the National Marriage Project at the University of Virginia

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Peter Jon Mitchell

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The Latest from Cardus Family

Will the ‘feminist’ federal budget really help ALL women?
REPORT April 29th

Brian Dijkema, vice president of external affairs at Cardus, breaks down the federal government’s budget. Dijkema says the proposed universal daycare doesn’t take into account the different choices parents make for child care.  

Mitchell and Mrozek: A national daycare system is simply a bad idea
REPORT April 21st

Cardus family program director Peter Jon Mitchell and senior fellow Andrea Mrozek offer their viewpoint on the national child care plan proposal by the federal government. Backed by research, they share why the plan is a bad idea.

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Education

Education

We provide reliable, credible data for diverse learning systems, so parents can make informed choices on the education best suited for their children.

Family

Family

We conduct, compile, and disseminate Canadian research on family and marriage and their strengthening impact on civil society.

Health

Health

We foster a social system that enlarges care for the most vulnerable in our midst, including supporting the desire for a natural death, equipping social institutions to support patients and caregivers, and developing a continuum of care for those approaching end of life.

Religious Freedom

Religious Freedom

We uphold the importance and centrality of religious freedom in our common life.

Work & Economics

Work & Economics

We produce a unique blend of empirical research, policy discussion, philosophy and—yes—theological discussion about your daily work, and our common economic life.

Spirited Citizenship

Spirited Citizenship

We conduct public opinion research into faith and the faithful in Canadian public life. Together with the Angus Reid Institute, we’re building a research, networking, and conversation initiative focused on faith-motivated activities and organizations that strengthen Canada’s social fabric.

Comment

Comment

Comment is a journal of public theology.

Convivium

Convivium

Convivium is an online magazine which explores faith in our common life.