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Empowering Fathers: A Conversation on Emotional Vulnerability and Responsible Fatherhood with James Worthy
James Worthy, not to be confused with the basketball legend, is an advocate for responsible fatherhood. However, the tale he unfurled was deeply personal.
Empowering Fathers: Navigating Legal and Emotional Challenges in Family Law with Jeffery Leving
His work extends beyond the individual to the systemic. Leving’s radio show, where he imparts valuable legal insights to a broader audience, is a testament to this fact.
Embracing the Strength of the Father: The Launch of an Empowering Journal for Black Dads
By providing daily affirmations tailored to the experiences of Black fathers, “Strength of the Father” encourages a regular, transformative dialogue with the self.
Unlocking the Transformative Power of Fatherhood: The Impact of the Million Fathers March 2023 on Education and Family Engagement
The Million Fathers March is more than an event; it’s a transformative movement. It’s a collective rallying cry to fathers, father figures, and male role models across the country—and now, even around the world—to step forward and engage deeply in the education and lives of our children.
Heidi Murkoff: The Visionary Behind ‘What to Expect’ Who’s Changing Parenting Worldwide
Heidi Murkoff is a name that many parents—particularly mothers—recognize instantly. Known primarily for her “What to Expect” book series, she has long been a beacon for parents navigating the often tumultuous seas of pregnancy and early childhood.
New “Dadication” Ads Aim to Inspire Responsible Fatherhood
A new series of public service announcements (PSAs) in English and Spanish have been created for this Father’s Day to highlight fatherhood involvement,
A New Era of Fatherhood: Embracing Care, Equality, and Support
The Congressional Dads Caucus, the ‘State of America’s Fathers 2023’ report, the Black Maternal Health Momnibus Act, the Father’s Day Resolution, and the Enhanced Child Tax Credit
Fathers Incorporated’s Unwavering Commitment to Mental Health: Code Blue Campaign and the Milestone Report
The Code Blue Campaign was initiated to provide a clarion call to action, drawing attention to the urgent need to prioritize the mental health of black fathers.
United in Grief and Purpose: A Call to Action for Improved Black Maternal Health in Honor of Tori Bowie
It is unconscionable that Black mothers are 3 to 4 times more likely to die from pregnancy-related complications than their white counterparts. This is not just a public health crisis; it is a moral imperative that calls for our collective action.
Gentle Warriors Academy Launches New Brochure Promoting Mental Health and Well-being for Fathers
The brochure’s easy-to-understand language, combined with its actionable advice, makes it a valuable resource for fathers at all stages of parenting.
The Crucial Role of Responsible Fatherhood in Child Support: A New Era
Fatherhood is not just about financial contributions, it’s about emotional involvement, presence, commitment, and shared responsibility.
Tips for Dads Navigating Family Court
Family court can be a challenging and emotional experience, especially for fathers striving to be positive role models and maintain strong family relationships.
Homelessness in Atlanta Feels a Lot Like a Black Man Problem
Homelessness is a complex issue that affects individuals of all ages, genders, and backgrounds. In Atlanta, Georgia, certain demographics are more likely to experience homelessness than others.
Celebrating the Month of the Father: The Noble Journey of Gentle Warriors
Gentle Warriors Academy, under the stewardship of Fathers Incorporated, is inspired by these remarkable men who are shaping the next generation of leaders, inventors, thinkers, and dreamers.
Empowering Unmarried Fathers: Introducing “Legitimation in the State of Georgia: A Comprehensive Guide”
We encourage every unmarried father in Georgia to read “Legitimation in the State of Georgia: A Comprehensive Guide for Unmarried Fathers.”