Andrea-BreenProf. Andrea Breen, Family Relations and Applied Nutrition, was interviewed for a column that appeared on Canada.com and other publications May 24. The column by Marc and Craig Kielburger looked at the benefits of multi-generational families living together. Breen, who studies identity development, adolescence and early adulthood, discussed the benefits and challenges of this trend.

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