1999 World Family Policy Center Forum

1999 Forum (entire document, 55 pages)

Why We Must Act to Preserve the Families of the World Elder Dallin H. Oaks, of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
What Is Family? Who Is Person? Questions for International Law Father Robert John Araujo, S.J., Gonzaga University School of Law
Strengthening the Family for Development: Policy Implications Emmanuel Babatunde, PhD, director, Honors Program, Lincoln University
Work in the Home: Building Enduring Relationships Kathleen Slaugh Bahr, associate professor of marriage, family, and human development, Brigham Young University
“Hear Me, Understand Me, Love Me”: Pleas to Parents from Adolescents Around the World Brian K. Barber, professor of sociology, Brigham Young University
The Family as the Fundamental Unit Of Society Allan C. Carlson, president, the Howard Center
The Dignity and Worth of the Human Person Jeanne E. Head, RN, International Right to Life Federation
The Generational Family Terrance D. Olson, professor of marriage, family, and human development, Brigham Young University
The Family and Civic Life Daniel N. Robinson, distinguished research professor, Georgetown University
Is Preference for Marriage in the Law Justified? Lynn D. Wardle, professor of law, Brigham Young University
Human Rights and the Family Kathryn Balmforth, executive director, World Family Policy Center