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- Guest Blog Post: Lisa Britton on Silencing of Men’s Health Needs
- Is Ocasio-Cortez vulnerable to a defamation suite for Cornell Affair Comments?
- Great Wolf Lodge murders: Documents say mother was ‘controlling,’ didn’t want to get pregnant
Parental Involvement and its Effects on Children’s Education
By CYP Now, 10/24/2023 “…This study by the University of Leeds, University of Manchester and the Fatherhood Institute set out
Good News: Dads Are Spending More Time With Their Kids
By The Federalist, 11/09/2023 “…Boys in particular suffer enormously without their fathers. Without that role model, they are more likely
What I Wish I Did Differently With My Kids During My Divorce
By Fatherly, 10/24/2023 “…We spoke to 12 dads who have all experienced divorce, and since realized that they missed some
Schools often default to calling a student’s mom instead of dad, study suggests
By CBC, 10/31/2023 “…When a group of researchers were chatting about the pressures of being working mothers, they realized they
Married fathers are spending more time with their children than ever
By Washington Examiner, 10/29/2023 “…Fathers spend more time with their children now than ever before, according to a new study.
Why Sons Need Involved Fathers
By Baby-Chick, 11/07/2023 “…Another study identified that fathers’ involvement in their sons’ lives (including emotional warmth, learning, and stimulation in
New Florida law to give more parental rights to unmarried biological fathers
By ABC Action News, 06/12/2023 “…A bill that passed the Florida House and Senate unanimously, coined “The Good Dad Act”
Did Tennessee pass a new paternity bill? What to know
By Tennessean, 09/12/2023 “…The bill proposed that an unmarried man would be required to take a DNA test proving paternity
Childhood co-residence plays pivotal role in father-child bonding, regardless of biological ties
By PsyPost, 08/14/2023 “…The findings indicate that while birth fathers are typically the most involved in childrearing, the amount of
Research shows school principals preferentially contact students’ mothers over fathers
By Phys.org, 08/17/2023 “…When a sick child needs to be picked up from school, who is more likely to get