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Direct linkCox, Amanda Barrett; Steinbugler, Amy C.; Quinn, Rand – Sociology of Education, 2021
Social capital is broadly beneficial, but parents reap particular benefits from network ties. Schools are key organizations through which parents develop ties. In this article, we examine school-based networks that provide valuable resources. What factors are associated with greater access to key resources such as child care, parenting advice, and…
Descriptors: Social Capital, Social Networks, Mothers, Parent School Relationship
