This 2022 report grades all 50 states and Washington, D.C., on whether their child-support guidelines account for the real costs of shared parenting after separation or divorce. It examines parenting-time adjustments, including whether states recognize expenses in both homes, avoid arbitrary thresholds and financial “cliff effects,” and treat equal-time, equal-income parents fairly.

This 2025 report grades every state and Washington, D.C., on how well their custody statutes support equal shared parenting after separation or divorce. It tracks legal progress since 2019, identifies which states have adopted rebuttable presumptions of equal parenting time, and shows where family-law policy still falls short.

These official APA guidelines summarize recommendations for psychologists working with men and women. Together, they show how the profession approaches gender, trauma, relationships, social context, emotional expression, resilience, accountability, and psychological treatment.

• Guidelines for Men
• Guidelines for Women



This Australian research report examines links between misogyny, anti-feminism, online radicalisation, and violent-extremist attitudes among young people and adults. It includes detailed survey data by sex and generation, measures attitudes toward feminism, consent, gender roles, and several forms of violent extremism, and recommends that misogyny and anti-feminism be incorporated into Australia’s national counter-extremism framework.

A collection of professional guidelines, practitioner manuals, training materials of how men’s mental health and help-seeking are approached across 10 countries.

The materials show how professionals are advised to understand male distress, masculinity, depression, suicide risk, barriers to seeking help, and more. The folder includes the original source documents from the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Spain, Ireland, Australia, and Finland.