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A child born outside of marriage isn’t automatically a child born outside of fatherhood. A mother giving birth while unmarried doesn’t mean the father is absent, unwilling, irresponsible, or irrelevant. It simply means the parents weren’t married at the time of birth.  A child isn’t fatherless when the parents are unmarried. A child isn’t fatherless when the father lives in ano...

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As we celebrate Juneteenth, we’re reminded that freedom isn’t only a historical event. It’s a daily practice. It’s found in the ways families love, teach, guide, correct, affirm, and prepare children for the world. Black fathers have always been part of that freedom work. In the face of harmful stereotypes, social barriers, and systems that have too often tried to separate Bla...

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It is about the father who is living in the home and the father who is fighting to stay connected from outside the home. It is about the father who has custody and the father who is trying to understand his rights. It is about the father who is married, unmarried, divorced, separated, widowed, young, aging, healing, returning home, starting over, or finally finding his voice. It...

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Success is not just more fatherhood programs. Success is creating conditions where fathers, families, children, and communities thrive.

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Black maternal health must be named because Black mothers must be seen. And when Black mothers are seen, families are better protected. A recent article reminds us that language shapes priorities. Priorities shape funding. Funding shapes programs. And programs shape whether families receive the care, support, and protection they deserve. Dads belong in the maternal health conv...

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