This article is written by Matthew Saxey, Erin Kramer Holmes, and Alan J. Hawkins and was originally published at the Institute for Family Studies. It is republished here with ...

“You can’t go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending.” ~ C.S. Lewis The New Year is here and like millions of Americans, I’m ready to ...

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Horsepower is the measurement of power in an engine. It’s what accelerates you to your destination. Within the context of your group-based fatherhood program, the facilitator is ...

A rising share of men in the U.S. live without a spouse or partner. This rise is especially troubling for those men who might one day become dads. A recent study conducted by the ...

This post originally appeared on the Manpower Demonstration Research Corporation (MDRC) website and is posted here under public domain. Engaging participants in Responsible ...

Do you know how the courts in your state determine what’s in the best interests of the child when making decisions about placement and custody determinations, safety and ...

Photo courtesy of Prison Fellowship. With the holidays coming at “warp speed,” the idea of family gatherings, gifts, shopping, etc. can be overwhelming and stressful—even without ...

This post is the second in a two-part series written by Barre Morris. For context, be sure to read Part 1: A Family-Centered Model for Enhancing Maternal and Child Health Through ...