The Birth Crisis We Can Change: Fathers as Partners in Black Maternal Health
The responsible fatherhood field has spent decades teaching men how to show up after the birth. But Black maternal health demands we […]
Co-Parenting Maturity: The Skill Set That Keeps Parents Strong When Romance Can’t
We want to move co-parenting out of the category of “something you hope works out” and into the category of “a set […]
The Truth About Marriage, Responsible Fatherhood and Child Well-being
Marriage produces some of the best outcomes for children when it is healthy, stable, and cooperative. This is not a controversial statement. […]
The MVP Father-Son Moment That Outshined the Halftime Show at Super Bowl LX
A halftime show cannot heal what our culture keeps reopening. It can’t carry the weight of every taste, every tribe, every wound, […]
Why Fathers’ Parenting Time Matters: Lessons from the Research
Georgia, like much of the nation, has worked hard to build systems that compel fathers’ financial responsibility. Yet the research keeps telling […]
SB 404 Moves Georgia Forward But Leaves Too Many Dads Behind
SB 404 offers a stronger starting point for custody decisions. It may reduce conflict in some cases. It may create more predictable […]
Fathers at the Center: I AM DAD PODCAST as a Blueprint for Healing, Hope, and Fatherhood
When we launched Season 4 of the I Am Dad Podcast, our goal wasn’t just to fill a playlist. It was to […]
Family Resource Centers, Fathers, and the Critical Work of Child Welfare
West Virginia has begun to reframe its approach to family support, using a powerful metaphor: catching families before they fall into the […]
2025 Was the Year Fatherhood Stopped Asking for Permission
Fatherhood is a movement stepping fully into its responsibility. For more than two decades, Fathers Incorporated has operated from a simple truth: […]
How the 2024 Squatters Act Continues to Impact Fathers and Families in Georgia
By Kenneth Braswell, CEO, Fathers Incorporated Of all the legislation passed in Georgia in the last couple of years, one act continues […]
The Force Still Moves: One Year Without Lawrence Wilbon
By Kenneth Braswell, CEO, Fathers Incorporated One Year Later: Still Standing in His Shadow On December 26, 2024, we lost a giant. […]
A Dad’s First Big Assignment: Supporting Mom Through Pregnancy, Delivery, and Postpartum
The first months of fatherhood arrive like weather: beautiful, unpredictable, and bigger than your jacket. You’re learning what a brand new person […]