Tag: fathers
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, […]
Responsible fatherhood: He’s been a key voice in the national conversation
Joseph Jones knows firsthand what it feels like as a kid to not have a father around. So he’s been helping other men be good parents for […]
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 […]
New Brief – A Portrait of Latino Fathers: Strengths and Challenges
The National Research Center on Hispanic Children & Families has just released a new brief series, “La Familia: Latino Families Strong and Stable, Despite Limited Resources.” The […]
Fathers Incorporated Partners with Denzel Washington and Across The Fence Campaign
Fathers Incorporated is excited to tell you about an exciting upcoming project we’re working on with Paramount Pictures and Denzel Washington
“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
Wired To Be A Dad: Recent Science Fuels A New View Of Fatherhood | CommonHealth
Here is a wonderful article on our good friend Charles Clayton Daniels Jr. It speaks of the continuing narrative of the importance of father engagement and the […]
Introducing Dads Pad LIVE!
Fathers Incorporated introducing its enhanced blog site called Dads Pad LIVE.
What To Do When You’re Feeling Blue about Dad’s Health?
When I wrote this book I never knew how close it would hit home. At 53 years old many of my friends including myself are at risk of serious health issues.
Living and Succeeding with No Boundaries
Fathers Incorporated is in development stages of creating it’s narrative change project, “No Boundaries.” The project seeks to tell everyday stories from tragedy to triumph
