Grantee Reports
FRPN grantees conducted a variety of evaluation studies of fatherhood programs and research into issues that impact fathers and child well-being. Several grantees completed exploratory and descriptive research studies that provide insight into previously unstudied or understudied areas. Other studies included projects led by researcher/practitioner teams that involved the collection of data from program participants and/or staff at pre- and post-program time points to assess changes in father-child involvement and coparenting. Some studies involved randomized-control trials.
Below you will find reports from the FRPN grantees that outline their work.
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