Resources for Fathers

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Broken Link Search Engine This is in Dutch but easy to figure out how to work it and it returns many relevent articles in English.

Dad as Nurturer -- A psychologist (Warren Farrell) says children do better with single fathers than single mothers.
Author of Father and Child Reunion.

Fathers: Who Needs Them? By Karl Zinsmeister. Includes excellent statistics at the end of the article.

Shattered Abused MEN! The other side of the abuse issue.

Statistics on Fatherlessness

Statistics and Research Findings Supporting Equal Parenting (note check out their Graphs link in particular) NEW!

Fatherlessness -- Impact on Children, Familes and Society "Fathers for Life" is the father-lode of all father's sites, whatever you are looking for is probably here.

US Department of Justice 1998 Statistics about Fatherlessness. Summary pop-up window (requires javascript), Summary window (no javascript). Source (text or PDF).

Statistics about the impact of fatherlessness upon children are presented in this document.

Effects of Fatherlessness statistics collected by the Center for Children's Justice

The Cost of Father Absence statistics compiled by the ACFC (American Coalition for Fathers and Children) (server is sometimes unavailable)

Research on Fatherhood -- Old Discoveries Seem New Again (Men's Health Network)

Single-Father Households on Rise

More Dads Raise Families Without Mom

Involuntary Child Absense Syndrome and Depression in Males after Relationship Breakdown

More Resources

Even Toddlers Need Fathers (check their links page too)

Books on Fathers Issues

Father and Child Reunion A new book from Warren Farrel brings the following revelations to light:
* Children do better with single fathers than with single mothers. Both boys and girls are healthier and do better psychologically and academically, as well as socially
* Even characteristics such as empathy are exhibited more by children brought up by single fathers.
* Single fathers experience less stress juggling children and work than do single mothers.

Equal Parenting

Equal Parenting