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20201022 PH101 Co-Parenting

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Project Humanities 101 panelists discuss the mythology of the "nuclear family" that consists of a mom, dad and two children--a boy and a girl-- as little more than a fairytale for too many because in reality, family structure has always been varied and evolving. Discussing co-parenting in the first part of the 21st century are (top row L-R) Annapurna Ganesh is the program director for Early Childhood Education at Mesa Community College; facilitator Michelle Melton is a licensed clinical psychologist in Phoenix; attorney Kaine Fisher leads the family law department at the Rose Law Group in Scottsdale; (bottom row L-R) Ebony Morris is a licensed clinical psychologist currently working in a correctional facility; and ASU associate professor of psychology William Fabricius focuses his expertise on child development.

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20201022 PH101 Co-Parenting
20201022 - PH101 Co-Parenting - Zoom<br /> <br /> Not released:<br /> Image not released: news/editorial use only.<br /> <br /> Project Humanities 101 panelists discuss the mythology of the "nuclear family" that consists of a mom, dad and two children--a boy and a girl-- as little more than a fairytale for too many because in reality, family structure has always been varied and evolving. Discussing co-parenting in the first part of the 21st century are (top row L-R) Annapurna Ganesh is the program director for Early Childhood Education at Mesa Community College; facilitator Michelle Melton is a licensed clinical psychologist in Phoenix; attorney Kaine Fisher leads the family law department at the Rose Law Group in Scottsdale; (bottom row L-R) Ebony Morris is a licensed clinical psychologist currently working in a correctional facility; and ASU associate professor of psychology William Fabricius focuses his expertise on child development.