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The Domestic Policy Studies Department at The Heritage Foundation offers a fellowship open to Ph.D. candidates pursuing degrees in the social sciences. Fellows have the opportunity to work closely with social policy experts and to be involved in building familyfacts.org, an online catalogue of social science findings on the family, religious practice, and other social dynamics. Fellowship positions are available in both Washington, D.C., and to students on their own campuses. The fellowship enables doctoral candidates to review the academic literature in an area of interest and to present their review in forms useful to policymakers through the familyfacts.org web site.




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Family Structure and Sex, Courtship, Marital Stability

Family Structure and Health

Family Structure and Mental Health

Family Structure and Education

Family Structure and Income

Family Structure and Community Engagement

Family Structure and Crime, Violence, Delinquency

Family Structure and Domestic Abuse and Violence

Family Structure and Addiction
Religiosity and Addiction

Religiosity and Teen Sex

Religiosity and Health

Religiosity and Mental Health

Religiosity and Income

Religiosity and Community Engagement

Religiosity and Crime, Violence, Delinquency

Religiosity and Domestic Abuse and Violence








Opportunities to get Involved:

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Fellowship Opportunity

The familyfacts.org Fellowship:

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Resources

Events:

Religious Practice and Civic Life: What the Research Says

October 4, 2007
Arlington, VA

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Heritage Papers:

Myths About American Religion

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