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New FRPN Grantee Report
Do Responsible Fatherhood Programs Work? A Comprehensive Meta-analytic Study examines the effects of responsible fatherhood programs targeting unmarried, never married and low-income fathers through a meta-analysis of studies that employed a control/treatment design.
FRPN Grantee Report
Evaluating Mother and Nonresidential Father Engagement in Coparenting Services in a Fatherhood Program examines the characteristics of nonresidential fathers participating in a fatherhood program at the Talbert house in Cincinnati, OH, including predictors and barriers to father and mother engagement in coparenting services.
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