Reframing Narratives to More Accurately and Positively Reflect Fathers’ Roles in Families and Communities
In order for our systems and structures, policies, and practices to reflect the realities of 21st century families and communities, our collective conceptions of those families and communities must accurately reflect families’ lived experiences. Those experiences are increasingly varied and engaged — often despite systemic barriers to engagement. We have an opportunity to reframe narratives across policy, practice, and research to more accurately and positively reflect fathers’ roles in families and communities.
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Making Family-Focused Public Assistance, Systems, Supports, and Services Accessible to Noncustodial Fathers
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Adopting Father-Inclusive and Supportive Principles Across Public and Private Funding Streams
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Transforming Criminal and Civil Legal Systems and Reexamining Public and Private Policies and Practices to Support Justice-Involved Families
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