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	Director's Thoughts Periodically Dr. Richard Wilkins, Managing Director of the Doha Institute, shares his thoughts concerning the global state of the family.
	FAMIS Spotlight Each week, the Doha Institute highlights a web-based resource. Please visit FAMIS Spotlight to discover this week's featured site.
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Global Family Matters Information System (FAMIS):

As part of its ongoing effort to "reaffirm that the family is the natural and fundamental group unit of society"As part of its ongoing effort to "reaffirm that the family is the natural and fundamental group unit of society" (Doha Declaration, 2004) the Doha International Institute for Family Studies and Development has initiated a unique web-based library of family-supportive research: the Global Family Matters Information System (FAMIS). The Global FAMIS serves as a publicly accessible electronic archive of data and bibliographic resources on the sanctity and defense of family, marriage, parenting, and children as well as law, public policy, and advocacy affecting the natural family around the world.