Fathers wanted but still not respected
Overall, it appears the culture and our politicians are grudgingly admitting that fathers matter to children after all. But it’s nowhere near enough, says Ayami Tyndall.
Fathers
Child psychologist Penelope Leach says sleepovers at dad’s “may damage brain”
Child psychologist Penelope Leach says sleepovers at dad’s ‘may damage brain’, Jack Visits a Prison to Get Confirmation from Violent Convicted Criminals
A Politician Who Cares About Fathers?
In this interview newly elected Canadian Liberal MPP Sophie Kiwala clearly states support for equal parenting, offers a moving Father’s Day message.
Why Ted Hsu Voted Against Equal Parenting
Pro-mother Ted Hsu talks about why he voted against the presumption of equal parenting after divorce.
A Touch of Happy
AVFM can come across as solemn due to the nature of its content, but Clint carpenter shares a touch of happiness to show that MHRAs are often far from miserable when we reject gynocentric culture.
A 16-year old's tribute to Father's Day
A beautiful music video on modern-day fatherhood, from friends of Janks Morton.
Real Dad Moments: Celebrating Fathers
This Dove commercial so perfectly captures the value of dads to children (and children to dads) we think it’s worth featuring for Father’s Day.
Matriarchy, and the flight from fatherhood
Why are so many fathers separated from their children? Ron Collins underscores what many of us already know – that we live in an increasingly matriarchal world where fathers have become optional.
American Family Courts, the First Amendment, and Violations of Free Speech
With Father’s Day upon us, Guy Mann has penned his observations on the nature of Family Courts and their impact on relationships between many fathers and children.
NCFM Member’s saga: Three DUI’s, car wrecks, suicide attempt, drug abuse… and she gets custody of the children!
Three DUI’s in two years, car wrecks, suicide attempt, drug abuse… and she gets custody of the children.
An NCFM member tells his story of the unfortunately all-too-common practice of judicial bias that favors mothers even when they are unfit to parent.
