In this month's issue:
the way to being a great dad
try to see it my way report
future events
engaging men National Men’s Health, Wellbeing & Relationships Training Seminar March 14 & 15 Crowne Plaza Hotel, Newcastle.
National Men’...
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In this month's issue:
the way to being a great dad
try to see it my way report
future events
engaging men National Men’s Health, Wellbeing & Relationships Training Seminar March 14 & 15 Crowne Plaza Hotel, Newcastle.
National Men’...
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Posted in Conferences & Symposia, E-Male, Events: Men's Health, Events: National, Events: QLD, Fathers, Newsletters, Prostate Health, Self-development, Topics & Issues | No Comments »
Spring sunshine on a Tuesday morning and I am musing on the emails and letters that I have been receiving over the past few months from mothers, fathers, grandparents and other family members, all on the subject of family separation, some on related is...
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Tags: false allegations
Posted in Domestic (Intimate Partner) Violence, Family Law & Divorce, Family Violence, Fathers, Gender Equity, Topics & Issues, Violence | No Comments »
David Gilmore in his expertly crafted study of masculinity, Manhood in the Making: Cultural Concepts
of Masculinity (1992), points out that manhood is nearly ubiquitous in the cultures of the world.
Very early on in his book, Gilmore introduces us to the Fox Indians, one of the aboriginal peoples of
North America, whose word for manhood translates...
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Posted in Celebrating Men, Fathers, Gender & Masculinities, International Perspectives, Journal Articles, Male Studies, Relationships & Marriage, Resources, Resources: Male Studies, Topics & Issues, Work | No Comments »
The centrality of a father or male mentor in the life of a young man is discussed by the director of St. Francis House, in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, New York. A brief description of this home for boys 18 years and older who have come from extremely difficu...
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Posted in Boys, Boys' Education, Boys' Health, Fathers, International Perspectives, Journal Articles, Male Studies, Mentoring of Boys, Resources, Resources: Boys, Resources: Male Studies, Resources: Mentoring of Boys, Topics & Issues, Young Men | No Comments »
The underlying but disguised premise of a widely acclaimed recent movie, The Kids Are All Right, is that children do not need fathers. Because fatherhood is the only remaining source of masculine identity, however, this premise damages not only childre...
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Posted in Fathers, Gender & Masculinities, International Perspectives, Journal Articles, Male Studies, Resources, Resources: Male Studies, Topics & Issues | No Comments »
Groupwork Solutions is a small training company that specialises in dynamic learning, mastery of practice skills, resource development, working with men, using strengths based approaches and creative group work. For more information and resources visit...
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We were on the tram, me and two little boys. It was a Saturday evening in June and the three of us were returning from a football match.
One child was my son, now seven years old, the other his schoolfriend.
Two matronly women noticed the three of us ...
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Posted in Discrimination, Fathers, Gender & Masculinities, Gender Equity, New & Expectant Dads, Raising Children, Topics & Issues | No Comments »
Dads' group members Don Crinson (left) with son Merlin and James Vincent with daughter Ashley. Photo: James Boddington
Charles Areni was shopping alone in a city department store between Monday meetings when he realised he was being watched.
His three...
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Posted in Discrimination, Fathers, Gender & Masculinities, Gender Equity, Media Representations, Raising Children, Research, Topics & Issues, Work-Life Balance | No Comments »
Lily Barron (nee Jones), left, and family when her father was home on leave
Fathers of yesteryear tend to be portrayed as cold, detached, even callous creatures. But, says Steve Humphries, the cuddly, hands-on, sentimental dads we know today are by n...
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Posted in Celebrating Men, Fathers, Gender & Masculinities, Mythbusters, Mythbusters: Fathers, Topics & Issues | No Comments »
Venue: JNC Randwick, 2 Albert Street behind 155 Avoca Street Dates: Saturday 13th, 20th & 27th October 2012 9am – 11am SENC Family Support Project at South East Neighbourhood Centre in partnership with Karitane and Junction Neighbourhood...
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Dean Mason, chairman of Dads in Distress Support Services, whose book, Daddy's OK, will be launched tomorrow. Photo: Jason South
When Tim's* marriage ended more than a decade ago, the Melbourne teacher who was living alone in his small workshop, thoug...
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Posted in Family Law & Divorce, Fatherlessness, Fathers, Resources, Resources: Family Law & Divorce, Resources: Fatherlessness, Resources: Fathers, Suicide & Self-Harm, Topics & Issues | No Comments »
Every year, tens of thousands of Australian children are not able to wish their dad, or their granddad, a happy Father's Day due to their parents being separated or divorced.
What does that tell us, that fathers who don't see their children are "deadb...
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Posted in Family Law & Divorce, Fatherlessness, Fathers, Mental Health, Parental Alienation, Resources, Resources: Family Law & Divorce, Resources: Fatherlessness, Resources: Fathers, Suicide & Self-Harm, Topics & Issues | No Comments »
This week's topic for The Sun-Herald's weekly column The Loaded Dog is:
As we prepare to celebrate Fathers’ Day on Sunday, are men given enough time to be great fathers? Do bosses give men with family commitments the same job flexibility a...
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For many men, the birth of their first child is a truly life-changing event. First-Time Father: The essential guide for the new dad provides fathers with the answers and options to enable them to design a rewarding and effective fatherhood journey.
It ...
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In this month's issue:
Gamarada reconnecting men with spirit
time to step back and think
Current Men’s Health SERVICES Training Programs
Effective Men’s Health Promotion
Proposed Graduate Diploma in Male Studies
men fare worse in educatio...
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