Understanding the Experiences and Needs of Nonresident Fathers with Children in Kinship Care, led by researchers at North Carolina State University, studies paternal engagement in kinship care through qualitative interviews with fathers, relative caregivers, and social service providers.
Examining the Real Dads Read Program: Barbers’ and Fathers’ Reflections and Experiences examines the implementation of the Real Dads Read program in 21 African American barbershops in Atlanta, Georgia.
FRPN Co-Director Jessica Pearson explores the project implementation and lessons learned from the FRPN State Planning Grant Initiative.
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