Reflections on The Family Journal and a Call for Engagement

Abstract

The editor-in-chief provides a rationale for ongoing changes in The Family Journal (TFJ). There is a commitment to the mission for the journal and a plan for renewing the practice of sections in published quarterly issues. TFJ is accepting applications for editorial board members and section editors.

Keywords

editorial mission recruitment of board members section editors

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