The COVID-19 pandemic has required family-serving organizations to employ all the tools they can to help families get through challenging times. One of the best tools for helping ...

Tuesday, October 20, 2020 12-1:30 p.m. EDT Findings from FRPN-Funded Projects 4: Fatherhood and Public Policy - Employment among Fathers with Criminal Records, CPS-Investigated ...

The issue of father absence is perhaps one of the greatest challenges of our time. Research shows children growing up in father absent homes are 4X more likely to grow up in ...

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, so I thought it important to talk about domestic violence as it relates to your work in fatherhood and working with men as parents. A ...

This article is written by Walker Stevens and originally appeared on the National Conference of State Legislatures' The NCSL Blog. The article is republished here with permission ...

You’ve reviewed the objectives of your upcoming group session. You’re comfortable with the session’s objectives, topics, and activities. All is well, right? Not necessarily. While ...

This article is written by Jared Wadley of the University of Michigan and originally appeared on medicalxpress.com. The article is republished here with permission from the ...

From my perspective of being a Dad for a quarter century, there are two types of parents today. The first is the Dad (or Mom) who is truly hurting; they’ve lost a job and finances ...

As we covered in a post a couple of weeks ago, more and more is coming out about dads and kids connecting during the coronavirus pandemic and strengthening their relationships. In ...