JOURNAL OF FAMILY COMMUNICATION

Family Health History Tools as Communication Resources: Perspectives from Caucasian, Hispanic, and Pacific Islander Families

Relationships of Online Social Comparison and Parenting Satisfaction among New Mothers: The Mediating Roles of Belonging and Emotion

“We’re Just Family, You Know?” Exploring the Discourses of Family in Gay Parents’ Relational Talk

Invited Article: “You are Not Welcome Here!” Understanding News Coverage of Central American Migrant Families in Trump’s America

Cultural and Transnational Influences on the Use of Information Communication Technologies in Adult Long-Distance Family Relationships: An Extension of Media Multiplexity Theory

Comparing Advice from Military Parents, Partners, and Veterans about How Families Can Encourage Service Members to Seek Behavioral Health care

Mixed Messages: Inconsistent Parental Mediation Indirectly Predicts Teens’ Online Relational Aggression

Family Communication and Messages about Race and Identity in Black Families in the United States

“A Second-Chance at Being a Parent”: Grandparent Caregivers’ Reported Communication and Parenting Practices with Co-Residential Grandchildren

The Incarcerated Parent: Examining Mother-Child Conflict at the Margins through a Bio-Ecological Lens

Introduction to the Special Issue: Increasing Space for Families on the Margins

Similarities and Dissimilarities in Spouses’ Narratives of Miscarriage: A Dyadic Analysis of Communicated Narrative Sense-Making and Well-Being

Identity Development in an International Transracial Adoptive Family: A 5-Year Case Study

A Grounded Theory of Interracial Romantic Partners’ Expectations for Support and Strain with Family Members

Role Expectations and Role Evaluations in Daughtering: Constructing the Good Daughter

Narrative Resources amid Unspeakable Grief: Teens Foster Connection and Resilience in Family Storytelling

Mother-Adolescent Communication in Low-Income, Latino Families during Language Brokering: Examining the Theory of Resilience and Relational Load

Venting to Unify the Front: Parents’ Negative Relational Disclosures about Their Children as Mediators of Coparental Communication and Relational Quality

Socializing the Silent Treatment: Parent and Adult Child Communicated Displeasure, Identification, and Satisfaction

Talking Turkey: Effects of Family Discussions About the 2016 Election over the Thanksgiving Holiday

No Matter What: A Qualitative Analysis of How LGBTQ Families and Allies Define Family through an Interactive Art Project