A fatherhood program should never stand alone. Think about that statement for a moment. What does it mean? It means you should implement a fatherhood program within a broader ...

On Tuesday, I blogged about 7 Steps to Using Social Media to Enhance Program Delivery. If you missed that post, I highly encourage you to read it first, here. If you did read it, ...

An important (if not the most important) aspect of running a successful fatherhood program is engaging participants. Whether it's existing clients or new clients, you need to meet ...

Article originally posted by The Washington Times here. Re-posted with permission from Roland Warren. Several years ago, my youngest son and I began a regular practice of packing ...

Dads “invest” in their children. An interesting choice of words, don’t you think? Actually, it’s not that interesting. The involvement of dads has been most often linked, ...

If you have fathers in your program who have a legal obligation to make child support payments, you are not alone. In fact, most fatherhood programs who do work with dads are in ...

The National Registry of Evidence-based Programs and Practices (NREPP) recently updated their Learning Center on implementing evidence-based programs. I recommend you check it out ...

We're all about connecting fathers with their children, heart to heart—and we know that it's doubly important for fathers who are incarcerated. Research shows that incarcerated ...

Scheduling an event is a fun way to draw attention to your programs and services for dads and families. We've seen all sorts of creative events, but one kind seems to be tried and ...