Active Fatherhood Benefits Fathers Themselves Research shows that fathers gain richly from being more involved in their children’s lives. Involved …
Archive LinkAsia Fatherhood Research Conference Roundtable: Engaging Fathers and Strengthening Practice
Introduction The following summarises the Roundtable on Engaging Fathers and Strengthening Practice, and distils relevant points for discussion and reflection on …
Archive LinkWorking with Culturally Diverse Fathers
Introduction Research considering how cultural factors influence fatherhood practices is generally scarce. Yet, culture, like other factors, including gender, socio-economic …
Archive LinkMen’s Experiences with their Fathers
Source: Gruenert, S. & Galligan, R. (2007). The differences dads make: Young adult men’s experiences with their fathers, Journal of Applied …
Archive LinkHow Do Fathers and Kin Work Together to Support Fathering
Source: Madhavan, S. and K. Roy (2012). Securing fatherhood through kin work: A comparison of Black low-income fathers and families …
Archive LinkA Man’s Guide to Raising Kids by Michael Grose
Did you know that children with an involved father tend to have higher self-esteem, greater achievement in school, fewer behavioural …
Archive LinkThe Seven Secrets of Effective Fathers by Dr Ken Canfield (Book Review)
Dr. Ken R. Canfield, founder of the National Center of Fathering (US), will be speaking at the Dads for Life …
Archive LinkHealthy Dads, Healthy Kids
Introduction A growing body of multidisciplinary research is considering how fathers’ health consciousness, practices, and outcomes relate to their children’s …
Archive LinkSo You Want to be a Father
All parents want the best for their children. However, they are influenced by their own upbringing and their social environment. …
Archive LinkDo Men Mother? Fathering, Care and Domestic Responsibility
Unexpected Beginnings To answer the question: “Do Men Mother?” Sociologist Andrea Doucet conducted a qualitative research over four years on …
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