The Only Magic in This Atlanta Hawks–Magic City Collaboration Is the Disappearance of Morality
From a programmatic perspective at Fathers Incorporated, we spend our days encouraging fathers to model respect for women, to support mothers, and […]
Moynihan Institute Research Shows How Black Fathers Are Naturally Closing the Father–Daughter Divide
Father-daughter relationships can become strained or estranged more often than other parent-child bonds, and many adult daughters report discomfort in sharing personal […]
Honor Mothers, Especially in Front of the Kids
Co-parenting comes with real complexity. Real pain. Real history. But even then, especially then, honoring the mother in front of the kids […]
Dads, Let’s Hold the Line for Our Sons Until They Can Hold It for Themselves
One of the best gifts a father can give a son is a stable place to land. A place where the boy […]
Dads, Let’s Build Our Daughters’ Confidence Long Before They Call Her “Too Much”
The charge is clear. Guard her voice. Protect her becoming. Reinforce her identity. Challenge her without humiliating her. Love her without requiring […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Georgia Makes Fathers Pay Before Letting Them Parent: What the State’s Legitimation Report Finally Admits
The report is candid in naming Georgia’s legitimation process as confusing, burdensome, and demoralizing for many families. Recommendations such as streamlining uncontested […]
Our Stories, Our Strength: Honoring Family Narratives
By Kenneth Braswell, CEO, Fathers Incorporated I can’t recall many times when my family sat together just to tell stories, at least […]
Traditional and Cultural Adoptions: Critical Differences — and the Need for Both
By Kenneth Braswell, CEO, Fathers Incorporated When people speak about adoption, the conversation often circles around paperwork, courtrooms, and waiting lists. In […]