Category: Co-Parenting
The Importance of Fathers Recognizing Mental Health: Lessons from “Why Fathers Cry at Night” and Other Personal Narratives
Personal narratives, like the heartfelt memoir “Why Fathers Cry at Night” by Kwame Alexander, can serve as valuable resources for fathers seeking support and understanding.
Introducing “Embracing Legitimation: A Supportive Guide for Moms” – Creating Stronger Families Through Legal Paternity
We’re excited to introduce our new brochure, “Embracing Legitimation: A Supportive Guide for Moms,” which is designed to empower and support mothers as they navigate the legal paternity process in Georgia.
Mastering Co-Parenting Communication: Introducing “Dad’s Co-Parenting Compass”
“Dad’s Co-Parenting Compass” is specifically designed to empower fathers in their co-parenting journey, providing them with essential tools and resources to overcome communication barriers and work together with their co-parents.
The Importance of Metro Atlanta Dads Lending Their Voices to the National Conversation on Parent Engagement and Education
Fathers Incorporated teamed up with the Morehouse School of Medicine to host a Parent Empowerment listening session led by the U.S. Department of Education with 30 dads and other community representatives.
5 Tips to Forming a Workable Co-Parenting Relationship
When it comes to co-parenting, it’s important to establish a workable relationship for the benefit of your children.
Fathers Incorporated Receives $5M Grant to Provide Direct Responsible Fatherhood Services in Metro Atlanta
Fathers Incorporated has received a $5M grant to provide Responsible Fatherhood Services in Metro Atlanta from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (Office of Family Assistance).
TIP SHEET: CO-PARENTING DURING COVID19
COVID-19 has impacted the lives of everyone, especially parents. These tips and strategies can help ease the tension and anxiety parents often experience with social distancing.
How to Parent with Certainty in Uncertain Times
Fathers often feel the responsibility to protect their children no matter what, and during times such as these, that responsibility can feel particularly overwhelming.
More than 20 states in 2017 considered laws to promote shared custody of children after divorce
The every-other-weekend dad, born from two generations of soaring divorce rates, was once a conventional part of American culture.