My dad was an avid reader – sci-fi, thrillers, historical fiction, and publications that went deep into his interests and hobbies. As I got older, I read the books he finished, ...

Do you serve incarcerated dads in a corrections facility in or near your community? If not, I implore you to consider it. Why? Because corrections and corrections-related systems ...

FRPN Webinar: Architects of Father Policies and Programs Discuss How it is Done Tuesday, May 16 - 12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. EDT What conclusions can we draw about policies and ...

If you run a group-based fatherhood program, take note that you’re undoubtedly helping dads address an issue that’s gaining more attention—and it’s about time. What’s the issue? ...

I recently received an email from a “Father Champion” in his community who shared, “When I was young, my father wasn’t there for me, and I vowed to be a better man when it was my ...

What’s the most fascinating, new area of fatherhood research? For a research nerd like me, it’s the biological connection between dads and their children. I’m not talking about ...

An alumni program is a group of dads that has completed a fatherhood program, continues learning about fatherhood, and provides support to the primary fatherhood program. While ...

Do you serve dads involved in the child support and child welfare systems at the same time? If so, you might find helpful recent policy guidance issued by the federal entities ...

The Power of the Success Sequence for Young Adults From underperforming schools to unsafe neighborhoods, from institutional racism to other structural barriers, hindrances often ...