Walking in Dads’ Shoes: How Journey Mapping Helps Programs Truly Serve Fathers
There are moments in every good fatherhood program when the paperwork has to step aside and let a man be seen. Intake […]
Parenting Is a Team Sport: Why Fathers Incorporated Is Strengthening the Co-Parenting Circle
By Kenneth Braswell, CEO, Fathers Incorporated Parenting is not a solo act; it’s a team effort. Somewhere along the way, however, the […]
It Is Your Demise People Want to See, More Than Your Success
By Kenneth Braswell, CEO, Fathers Incorporated I’ve learned something sobering on this long road called success: the higher you climb, the smaller […]
NRFC Highlights for 2025, a Year That Put Tools in Dads’ Hands
By Fathers Incorporated This year, the National Responsible Fatherhood Clearinghouse (NRFC) kept its promise to meet dads where they are, give them what they […]
What Fatherhood Programs Must Say About Domestic Violence
By Kenneth Braswell, Fathers Incorporated Every October, when purple ribbons begin to appear, I am reminded that Domestic Violence Awareness Month is […]
Celebrating Latino Fathers: The Heart and Strength of Family During Hispanic Heritage Month
At Fathers Incorporated, we understand that fatherhood is a powerful force that shapes the future. As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, we […]
Reclaiming the True Meaning of Father’s Day: Celebrating Responsible Fatherhood.
The Journey of Father’s Day: Celebrating Dad Welcome to our special feature on the history and significance of Father’s Day, a day […]
Fathers Incorporated Launches Poppa University
Fathers Incorporated Creates A Free, One-Of-A-Kind Online Resource Dedicated to Helping Fathers Across the Nation Level Up Their Fatherhood Skills ATLANTA […]
The Death of a TV Character: The Dignified African-American Working Class Father
By Dr. Janice Kelly and Kenneth Braswell Last month was the finale of ‘Everybody Hates Chris,’ as I reflect back we realized […]
Hip Hop and the Painful Existence of Fatherhood
by Kenneth Braswell; CEO, Fathers Incorporated You ever notice how many times the likeness of fathers appear in the 30+ year old […]