Tag: dads
National Fatherhood Agency Launches Research Institute To Examine Young Black Fathers
2020 marks the 55th Anniversary of the controversial 1965 Moynihan Report that argued that accelerating progress against poverty requires strengthening families in the United States—particularly through positively impacting Black men.
Fathers Incorporated Partners with the Atlanta Gladiators to advance Fatherhood
The Atlanta Gladiators are proud to announce their new partnership with Fathers Incorporated. The local non-profit organization, which is based in Dunwoody, focuses on furthering the involvement of fathers and their families throughout the Atlanta Metropolitan Area.
5 easy ways to be a more active dad
For children, having an engaged dad makes a huge difference — fathers play a critical role, and research tells us just how important that role is.
Fatherhood Ad Campaign Reminds Dads that Playing Catch with Girls is an Important Moment
“Being the father of four children, I understand fully the importance of my presence in their lives,” said Kenneth Braswell, Director, National Responsible Fatherhood Clearinghouse.
Big Increase Of Women Paying Alimony And Child Support
Big Increase Of Women Paying Alimony And Child Support. Survey of Nation’s Top Matrimonial Attorneys Also Reveals More Parents Sharing Custody
Parents and Children Together: The Complex Needs of Low-Income Men
Broad changes in family demographics have left many children without the support or involvement of their fathers. As a result of high rates of nonmarital births and […]
Best Apps for Millennial Fathers
Technology is an amazing thing. There is literally an app for just about everything nowadays.
Failure of Fatherhood
This podcast was hosted by Mark Bauerlein. The beginning of the interview began with a interesting conversation about fatherhood its correlation to violence and inner cities. Half way […]
Atlanta Fatherhood Institute (AFI) to Launch Partnership with the University For Parents
The University For Parents is an ideal platform for AFI to deliver its evidence-informed and model-based curricula on responsible fatherhood.