National Survey of Families and Households
National Survey of Families and Households provides resources on family life, relationships and environments across many disciplinary perspectives.
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Reference Desk: Religion
The Reference Desk’s Religion page provides resources on all types of religion.
Britannica.com: Religion
Britannica.com has a religions page that provides educational resources and information on religion.
“When bullying goes high-tech”
Read an April 15, 2013, article from CNN the rise of cyberbullying over social media.
“Government plans to try again on anti-bullying effort”
Read a June 9, 2013, Associated Press article about the Iowa state government’s efforts to crack down on cyberbullying. Gov. Terry Branstad introduced a bill designed to give schools authority over bullying that occurs over social media.
“Cyberbullying Rampant Among High School Students: Nearly One-Third of Youths Also Report Playing Video/Computer Games for More Than 3 Hours a Day”
Read a May 5, 2013, article from Science Daily about the increase in the amount of time American youths spend online, and the consequent rise of cyberbullying. The article reports that nearly 1 in 6 high school students experiences cyberbullying, and that the majority of its victims are white and female.
Internet Ministries
Internet Ministries is an online, undenominational Christian organization that works to unite churches of Christ around the U.S.
World Religions & Spirituality Project
The World Religions & Spirituality Project at University of Virginia provides resources on religious beliefs and movements around the globe, including a list of links to other organizations who provide more detailed resources.
“New Religious Movements and Interreligious Dialogue”
The Watchman has a page on New Religious Movements and Interreligious Dialogue by Jason Barker, 1998.