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Thanks Psychology Today for listing this post as an Essential Read! And thanks to Seth Gillihan for the post! #childless #childfree

Thanks to madebyhistory and the The Washington Post for the chance to share the findings in my book How to Be Childless global.oup.com/academic/produ… It's just out with Oxford Academic

Thanks to Emma Hinchliffe for the mention in The Broadsheet FORTUNE of my work on childlessness in the The Washington Post: "An especially interesting stat: at least 1 in 5 American women born between 1885 and 1915 never had children." fortune.com/2019/09/06/4-b…

Thanks, Elwood Dr. Elwood Watson for sharing your article and experience. Men face many questions about their decisions not to have children and you answer them well!

Thanks to History News Network for the promotion of my work on childlessness The Washington Post. "The long history of childlessness can help us to debunk myths, tell our stories and expand the range of our possibilities." #childless #childfree

Thanks to JSTOR Daily for promoting my work on childlessness. "Many people who never have kids are treated as though their situation is part of a new trend. But childlessness has been a fact of life for many people throughout history..." daily.jstor.org/climate-refuge…

I'm excited to be part of this event with Sarah Knott! Thanks to IU Wells Scholars for hosting!

✏️🗓️ Pencil us in - WSP is hosting a book talk next Thursday, 9/26 with Sarah Knott and alum Rachel Chrastil!

from an important new book by Rachel Chrastil People Who Never Have Children: 21 Facts from 500 Years | Psychology Today psychologytoday.com/blog/living-si… Jody Day (Gateway Women) Ageing Without Children The Childfree Choice FamilyStory

Inspiring thoughts from Arthur Brooks on America’s crisis of contempt washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/… #TakeItOnXU

Could motherhood + childlessness share a common bond? On the latest #CincinnatiEdition, authors Sarah Knott+Rachel Chrastil explore how these roles may be changing in tandem. They will be speaking about just that in an upcoming event Xavier University. A preview: bit.ly/2SIi2JM

So many great insights from “How to Be Childless” by Rachel Chrastil psychologytoday.com/us/blog/living…

I just put a hunger-fighting rubber duck in the race for Freestore Foodbank! Join me? 1 duck can provide 15 meals for hungry kids. rubberduckregatta.org

Check out "The Long-Term Realities of Being Childless" Next Avenue nextavenue.org/the-long-term-…

A message from Fr. Graham regarding today's events in Washington, D.C.

Still struggling to think about New Years Resolutions? Be on the lookout on our OUP Psychology Twitter and Facebook pages over the next three weeks for resolution inspiration and free resources to aid your work life, home life, and personal development. bit.ly/3q5vx3T

Whether a place for rest, community, or hatching plans, our households have a dear and ever-changing role in our lives. Read a free chapter by Rachel Chrastil on women's ability to grow and flourish, even while living alone. #2021Resolutions bit.ly/3o2AtVL

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I'm thrilled to serve Xavier and our students in this new capacity!