Category: Real Dads Read
“Atlanta City Council Proclaims June 9th as National Real Dads Read Day”
Fathers Incorporated Promoting the Importance of Reading and Fatherhood Engagement Atlanta, GA—June 7, 2017–Fathers Incorporated, the leading national non-profit for the promotion of Responsible Fatherhood, launched the […]
FATHERS INCORPORATED ANNOUNCES NATIONAL REAL DADS READ DAY
First National Real Dads Read Day set for June 9, 2017, with a Focus on Children of Color Atlanta, GA—It wasn’t too long ago that Fathers Incorporated, […]
McDonough barbershop embraces ‘Real Dads Read’ through new book station
by Asia Ashley McDONOUGH— A McDonough barbershop has united behind the “Real Dads Read” initiative headed by nonprofits Fathers Incorporated and Furthering Fatherhood in efforts to encourage […]
How A Gifted Son Has Inspired the Importance of Literacy In My Work
This month we’re delighted to have Kenneth Braswell, Sr., Executive Director of Fathers Incorporated and Director of the National Responsible Fatherhood Clearinghouse, as our guest blogger. We invited him […]
“Real Dads Read” Launches in Atlanta Barbershops to Engage Men/Fathers in Reading with Their Children
Official Launch Event at Metropolitan Library on Saturday, March 11th at 10am Atlanta, GA—March 9, 2017–Fathers Incorporated, the leading national non-profit for the promotion of Responsible Fatherhood, […]
Walton Family Foundation to Support Atlanta Public Schools Turnaround Efforts
$2.1 million investment will also expand access to student and school performance data February 23, 2017, ATLANTA – The Walton Family Foundation announced it will invest $2.1 […]
Atlanta Real Dads Real Expands to Columbus, GA
Atlanta Real Dads Real Expands to Columbus, GA
Real Dads Read Texts Their Daughters Sent to Their Boyfriends
Most dads would cringe even thinking about what might be on the phones of their children.
“Real Dads Read” Book Drive in Atlanta Barbershops to Engage Men/Fathers in Reading with Their Children
“Real Dads Read” Book Drive in Atlanta Barbershops to Engage Men/Fathers in Reading with Their Children
