Richard Petts
@pettsric
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Sociologist and family demographer whose research focuses on parental leave, fatherhood, and work-family issues. @[email protected]
Muncie, IN
Joined January 2015
RT @CCF_Families: Did the pandemic change how parents share housework and childcare? CCF members @pettsric & @DanielCarlson_1 explore this…
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RT @CCF_Families: Parental leave policies are a 'win-win' for employees and employers, says CCF member @pettsric in the latest Meet Sandvik…
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RT @CCF_Families: Family issues take center stage in the 2024 U.S. presidential campaign, from IVF to schools. CCF members @pettsric and @S…
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RT @AliciaMWalker1: What happened to parents’ divisions of childcare and housework during the pandemic? @DanielCarlson_1 & @pettsric tell…
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RT @WFRN: Subscribe NOW! 3 Big Ideas Talks are available on the @WFRN YouTube channel from @BrigidSchulte @caliyost and @ellengalinsky. En…
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The 4th wave of the SPDLC is out! These data are well-suited for analyses of parents' divisions of paid and unpaid labor, relationships, and well-being from Spring 2020-Fall 2022. @DanielCarlson_1 W5 will be released in 2025, and Wave 6 is in the field!
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Big Ideas Talks are coming! Be sure to follow @WFRN for all the details and information! @BrigidSchulte's fabulous talk wil be released Friday!
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RT @ATKuperberg: There's still time to register to attend the @CCF_Families Family Policy and Public Scholarship Workshop on October 18th!…
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New data visualization out in @SociusJournal. @DanielCarlson_1 and I illustrate the various patterns of remote work that U.S. mothers and fathers experienced throughout the pandemic.
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@prof_yanghu @CWF_Journal @yueqian_soc @SociologyLancs @UBCSociology @WFRN @ASA_Family Super interesting and very relevant! Congrats to you both!
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New study with @DanielCarlson_1 looking at trajectories of parents' divisions of housework and childcare from March 2020-October 2023 in @DemographicRes. Divisions of domestic labor were stable for most parents, but shifts to nontraditional divisions of childcare also notable.
In this paper, @pettsric & @DanielCarlson_1 identify patterns of divisions of domestic labor during the pandemic. Divisions of labor were stable for most, but more couples shifted to nontraditional divisions of childcare vs. traditional.
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RT @ATKuperberg: Only a little over a week left to apply to the free family public scholarship workshop at @UMBC on October 18th, hosted by…
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Exciting news - my book is now out in paperback! If you were thinking that my book sounded interesting but was way too expensive, now is the time to act - on sale now for only $44! Check it out!
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