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Responsible Fatherhood & Marriage

You are in the Responsible Fatherhood & Healthy Marriage section section of the Casey Foundation Knowledge Center, which offers resources that are either published or funded by the Casey Foundation. The following resources address policies and programs that support the healthy development of children in two-parent families whenever possible.

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Promoting Responsible Fatherhood

2005

This guide highlights the fact that fatherhood programs— no matter how effective—are insufficient in and of themselves, and stresses the key is to link fathers and programs that support them to a broad range of family supports and social services. Part of the TARC Resource Guide series.

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Low-Income Fathers and Child Support: Starting off on the Right Track

2003

This report examines the treatment of low-income fathers in the child support system in the United States and how the system could be improved. It includes recommendations for child support programs, state legislative action, and federal action.

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Making Fathers Count: Assessing the Progress of Responsible Fatherhood Efforts

2002

This paper traces the history of the fatherhood field, reviews its accomplishments thus far, and identifies areas in need of further efforts.

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Restoring Fathers to Families and Communities: Six Steps for Policymakers

2000

This guide lays out a detailed strategy for promoting father involvement, especially among low-income, unwed men. It is designed for state and local officials and what they can do legislatively and administratively to help fathers help their children.

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40+ Top Fatherhood Resources

2011

These resources are a snapshot of web-based materials available as of May, 2011; including field-shaping research and information sites, practical tools, and programmatic guidance for the important work of responsible fatherhood.

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Publication thumbnail for Bridges to Manhood: A Multifaceted Probation Strategy that Incorporates Fatherhood Development

Bridges to Manhood: A Multifaceted Probation Strategy that Incorporates Fatherhood Development

2011

This documents looks at strategies for fatherhood development within probation intervention, as an effort to provide young men with opportunities to build competencies through the probation experience to become better men and fathers.

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Publication thumbnail for Responsible Fatherhood Investments, 1994-2009: Influence, Impact, & Leverage

Responsible Fatherhood Investments, 1994-2009: Influence, Impact, & Leverage

2010

This publication documents the Casey Foundation’s investments and the significant results to which it has contributed through its 15 year focus on Responsible Fatherhood.

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Issue Briefs on Responsible Fatherhood

2010

Fathers are a critical component in childhood development, strong family structure, and overall family economic success. This brief explores the obstacles and opportunities around responsible fatherhood, as well as lessons learned and best practices from the field.

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Publication thumbnail for Responsible Government: Investing in the Well-being of Black Fathers, Families and Communities

Responsible Government: Investing in the Well-being of Black Fathers, Families and Communities

2009

This report documents the policies and practices that contribute to inequitable outcomes for African American families, even when these policies and practices are not explicitly race-focused. It also examines the consequences of the message that low opportunity imparts to struggling African Americans about “how the world works” – or doesn’t – for their families and communities.

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