Kendra Hurley
Kendra Hurley is a freelance writer and researcher living in New York City.
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The Year Without Phones
Bell-to-bell cell phone bans went into effect this year in the country’s largest school district. Students, parents, and teachers weigh in on how this year felt different.

Families Are Re-Discovering Landlines (and the Joys and Freedom That Come With Them)
Why more parents are opting to go low-tech when it comes to communication.

The Summer Camp Conundrum
Summer camp may seem like fun and games, but for parents, trying to find coveted slots for all the hours, days and weeks is no picnic.

Meet the Families Saying No to Cars
With the rising costs of car ownership and increased work flexibility, a growing number of parents are being tempted to give up the family car.

There Is No Equality Without Affordable Childcare, but Little Is Being Done About It
Studies show affordable childcare is the way forward — so why does free college get more attention?