FRPN Research Brief: How Involved are Fathers with their Children? A Study of Fatherhood Programs
Aug 2015 | Ethan Levine, Rebecca Kaufman, Colin Hammar and Jay FaganThere is currently very little information available to practitioners and researchers describing the extent to which fathers who attend fatherhood programs are involved with their children. This study sought to address that gap in the literature, drawing on interviews with low-income fathers enrolled in programs in several locations in the U.S. This brief provides an overview of those interviews.
The full brief can be downloaded below. Click here to download the at-a-glance version.
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