Our 15th FRPN learning community webinar - Findings from FRPN-Funded Projects 3: Engaging Mothers in Coparenting Interventions: Challenges, Characteristics of Mothers Who Engage & Outcomes - outlines strategies to improve mother engagement in coparenting interventions based on the experiences of FRPN-funded projects.
Considering Contextual Influences on Fatherhood Program Participants’ Experiences in Alabama is a study of a large group of fathers participating in fatherhood programs that assesses the average change trajectory in multiple target outcomes over a one-year period and explores variations in retention and in outcomes within the group.
Child Protective Services-Investigated Maltreatment by Fathers: Distinguishing Characteristics and Disparate Outcomes seeks to identify the distinguishing characteristics of maltreatment attributed to fathers in the child welfare system, and to determine whether father-perpetration is associated with disparate Child Protective Services (CPS) investigation outcomes.
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