I have a question for you. How parentally-balanced are your programs and services? Now that you’ve formulated your answer, let me ask you a follow-up question. If I were to pop ...

A new analysis by a team at the University of Southern California of more than 50 years of research shows why dads’ involvement prenatally is vital to children’s healthy ...

This article is written by Duncan Fisher and was originally published at the Child and Family Blog, UK. It is republished here with permission. The high quality of parenting ...

A new study sheds light on fatherhood programs’ integration of education on coparenting and healthy relationships. The findings have implications for any fatherhood program’s work ...

This article is written by Vita Lerman of Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago and was originally published at EurekAlert!. It is republished here with ...

This webinar will introduce Policies and Programs Affecting Fathers: A State-by-State Report, a new compilation prepared by the Center for Policy Research (CPR) and the Fatherhood ...

Statewide agencies have an incredible opportunity to increase father engagement through funding, technical assistance, and policy change that impacts their networks of local ...

Have you heard the term “adverse childhood experience?” An adverse childhood experience (ACE) is an experience in childhood that causes trauma or adversity for children that can ...

Oh, the joys of being a new dad. There are all of immediate things parents must learn like feeding, changing, and caring for a baby. It’s almost trial by fire, some say, as new ...