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What Fatherhood Means to Men

In Research by Engagement

Active Fatherhood Benefits Fathers Themselves Research shows that fathers gain richly from being more involved in their children’s lives. Involved …

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Asia Fatherhood Research Conference Roundtable: Engaging Fathers and Strengthening Practice

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Introduction The following summarises the Roundtable on Engaging Fathers and Strengthening Practice, and distils relevant points for discussion and reflection on …

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Working with Culturally Diverse Fathers

In Research by Engagement

Introduction Research considering how cultural factors influence fatherhood practices is generally scarce. Yet, culture, like other factors, including gender, socio-economic …

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Men’s Experiences with their Fathers

In Research by Engagement

Source: Gruenert, S. & Galligan, R. (2007). The differences dads make: Young adult men’s experiences with their fathers, Journal of Applied …

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How Do Fathers and Kin Work Together to Support Fathering

In Research by Engagement

Source: Madhavan, S. and K. Roy (2012). Securing fatherhood through kin work: A comparison of Black low-income fathers and families …

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A Man’s Guide to Raising Kids by Michael Grose

In Recommended Reads by Engagement

Did you know that children with an involved father tend to have higher self-esteem, greater achievement in school, fewer behavioural …

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The Seven Secrets of Effective Fathers by Dr Ken Canfield (Book Review)

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Dr. Ken R. Canfield, founder of the National Center of Fathering (US), will be speaking at the Dads for Life …

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Healthy Dads, Healthy Kids

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Introduction A growing body of multidisciplinary research is considering how fathers’ health consciousness, practices, and outcomes relate to their children’s …

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So You Want to be a Father

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All parents want the best for their children. However, they are influenced by their own upbringing and their social environment. …

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Do Men Mother? Fathering, Care and Domestic Responsibility

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Unexpected Beginnings To answer the question: “Do Men Mother?” Sociologist Andrea Doucet conducted a qualitative research over four years on …

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